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KUKRIS???

Not sure which blade/knife you are referencing here:

Okay, yeah. It was a model I found on ebay for $2,500 -A Busse Fusion Huck..

I am seeing them on the Busse site for around $600... Still way out of my price range, but super sweet lookin'!
 
Look up the Becker BK21. It's more of a modern style. I have one with micarta scales.
It's Amazing.....
It's going to be difficult to find Anything, with good, known steels that can out compete it. At any (affordable) price....

Oh, snap... I WANT THAT BECKER!!!

Haha!

Can't find it anywhere, though...?
 
@Kailash Blades Scourge. My favorite garden management tool for the past years :)

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Dude, THIS is the company...

Looking at their site... BEAUTIFUL blades!!!

They even have some cheaper options -Under $100...


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Whoa! Those knives are super cool lookin'! Some of them feel more like big blades or machetes to me and not kukris, but still... BAD-ASS!!

What is that colorful, almost "Abstract painting-like" handle material there??
Yeah, I don't current;ly have a Kukri for sale, but they are mostly 6-8" EDCs and choppers. They're a lot thicker than most other blades, too. By 'abstract handle material', I assume you mean the resin/burl hybrids? I have a set, the BA TAC P LE and the MOASH
 
Oh, snap... I WANT THAT BECKER!!!

Haha!

Can't find it anywhere, though...?

I bought one at a certain smoldering butte store in the Appalachian area right before X-mas. I know they had them, but Yeah..... because of the "Vid" it's hard to find stuff.

You will Not be disappointed though. Sometimes they come up in the exchange here too
 
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Very nice! What is the one with the point of its blade the lowest?
It’s a very old Nepalese villager kukri that I got from Simon at Tora. I think he used it as an example for another model. The Bhojpure I got from him has a very similar karda and chakmak, it the Kukri to the right of the villager.
 
Himalayan Imports. Great quality, price and customer service. A VUK-Village Utility Knife is a good start if you can get one. Great all around user khuk.
 
Mine is a WWII era british army kukri. Arrow stamped, has original sheath and the two small knives. I don't remember where I got it or what it cost me. It's a good looking wall hanger. I've had it darn near forever though.
 
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It’s a very old Nepalese villager kukri that I got from Simon at Tora. I think he used it as an example for another model. The Bhojpure I got from him has a very similar karda and chakmak, it the Kukri to the right of the villager.

I wondered it looks like the long leaf that I got from IMA from the royal armory of Nepal.
 
Mine is a WWII era british army kukri. Arrow stamped, has original sheath and the two small knives. I don't remember where I got it or what it cost me. It's a good looking wall hanger. I've had it darn near forever though.

Can't see the picture on this device for some reason but I will definitely look at this thread again later.
 
My advice: snag an HI villager for cheap, beat the snot out of it while saving your $$ so when you know exactly what you want you can order a tailor-made Kailash.
 
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