Horn Cheetlangs Are In

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Craig Gottlieb

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Just an announcement to let you know that the Horn Handled Cheetlangs (with the special Chakmaks and Kardas) are in stock now.

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They're $139.00 (the same price as they were when we brought in the first few prototypes). Until we get them up on the website, you can order one by clicking on this button:

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Maybe somebody who owns one can post a picture of the entire thing so people can see what they are. Thanks for the help! And yes, they come in padded storage cases
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Craig Gottlieb
Gurkha House
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Disclaimer: I am not being paid or given any other consideration to say this.

The Cheetlang is a most excellent khukuri.
You who read this probably deserve
to give yourselves one for Christmas or Hannukah, or whatever. You've been good boys and girls, right?

Seriously, get one.


--Mike L.




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Real men ride Moto Guzzis!
 
The horn Cheetlang is my newest addition to the khukuri harem (Afghan was yesterday). Without a doubt, it's got to be the most comfortable handle ever. All the others have been chosen (or I just lucked out) with a good feel in mind, but the Cheetlang handle is more rounded, and without the ridges that typically lead to the points. And yes, with the sides being built up more at the butt, it has remarkable lateral movement.

Then there's that elegant, deeply fullered blade. 18" overall, it really moves! All the little extras are nice, too: cross-hatching, full-sized chakma and karda with full-length tangs and brass ferrules and buttcaps.

The whole rig is beautiful to see, but it handles even better; built for comfort AND speed. The previous reviews and pics are all accurate, and maybe even a little modest.

Craig: Are you adding this one to the line, too? And how about another run of rosewood handles?

Many, many thanks...Dan
 
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