looking to get a medium heavy kukri for using in NC. prefer villager models

Bawanna said:
They are definitely top of the heap in the cool factor category. And actually neatly balanced for such a heavy beastly blade.

I'll have one some day. I want to be cool too, ya know?
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I can't recommend them enough.:thumbup:
philllll said:
Even at 16" that bonecutter is a beast, Mack! Very nice knife.
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I'm seriously considering venturing into an 18incher. Bigger is better, right?
 
protourist said:
I can't recommend them enough.:thumbup:

I'm seriously considering venturing into an 18incher. Bigger is better, right?
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In a BC, going up in size probably will yield an uptick in performance. That said, I like my carry khuks in the 14"-16" range.
 
My favorite chopper is a 18" bonecutter but it's 36oz and tough to pack around. The reason I recommend the WWII for the OPs question is its straighter blade profile and bullnose for batoning. The more curved blades make batoning a tough chore with the extreme handle angle.
 
Just when I thought I was done buying khukris I had to see that picture of a bonecutter. It's going to take all my limited powers of self control to not buy one if it comes of for DOTD.

Back to recommendations, you can't go wrong with a KLVUK especially for the price.
 
I'm looking for a KUKRI to help in cutting up and eating "the old 96er." I might possibly need help eating the fat too, I can handle the gristle.
 
Ah, the old 96'er! Bon appetit!


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