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sams

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I enjoy this forum very much! I gain allot of useful information about khukuris, current events, and words of wisdom, not to mention all the good humor. I would like to add with my little "show and tell".
I am very content with what I have. Chitilangi by Muralis, 20" Sirupati ? maker, M43 by Kessar, 16.5" Chiruwa by Sher, and my BAS by Bura. I have a WW 11 by Sanu, on guard duty:D
 
Two of your blades are pinned yet you list only one that is commonly found; the m43. What is the other one? Where is the Chitlangi? I don't see it. It looks to me you have a chiruwa AK.


munk
 
:confused: Thanks Munk, the page I thought I posted originally I see now, didn't post. The pic was over 100K bytes, so that's my story and I'm sticking to it.:D

The 16.5 inch Chiruwa AK is by Sher. The Chitlangi is on the far right, next to the Sirupati.
 
now where did you say you lived,I'LL HOP RIGHT ROUND.need some of them
i am just puttin on my black ninja suit,
OH DAMN wheres my shield he said hes got the blasted sanu ww2 on guard. i'll have that to.
heee heeee.:D
 
The idea is a very old one but, I have heard that it is very bad luck to name the one you hunt. Just do what you think you can do and talk about it later.

Sams, It looks like you baby your khuks too. Nice looking group. I work mine quite a bit but I still try to take good care of them.:D :D
 
I like people that like knives that'll rust, but treat 'em with the care and respect that ensures they don't. Semi-serrated, stainless steel bladed, rubber handled, "tactical knives", don't do anything for me. Nice looking collection, and an excellent assortment. Just out of curiosity, which one gets used the most?

Sarge
 
Just got in, Sarge,
I have the 20" Sirupati in the PU truck and gets used on the job, the Chiruwa is used all the time in yard work, and my M43 travels in my overnight bag, for motel intrusions. The 30 " Kobra is for morning work outs. The BAS and Chitilangi are on display for now and the WW 2 is the night time guard.

I have a Baldor buffer to dress up the blades to keep them looking good. I then I apply a light coat of oil after each use and gently touch up the edges if needed.:) All the best!
 
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