Malla- initial impressions

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I received my KNN Malla 'blem' and now I understand the Malla mystique. This khukuri, despite having no inlays or fullers, is a thing of beauty. A thing of terrible beauty! Walosi has posted on this before but it SCREAMS weapon when you first hold it. The balance and feel are the real value in this blade; you have to hold one to know what makes it special. Makes one feel like he could take on a Velociraptor from Jurrassic Park on even terms. The Malla would be my choice for martial arts application, a pair of them.....It feels like it should be spiked forward into an enemy and then ripped out in such a way as to inflict maximum carnage!:eek: Light and quick in the hand but with brutal power in the arc of the blade.

I have not had the oppurtunity to test it as a tool, I imagine it will perform like a Sirupati of equal size. Maybe this weekend I can post field test results. Thanks Uncle Bill for this 'blem'!

Pat Mc
 
Um, but tell us how you really feel about it, RB.;) :D :D :D ;) ;)
 
Or you can use it to spread butter on your toast. :D (just wanted to balance out the opinion :rolleyes: )
 
I received my KNN Malla 'blem' and now I understand the Malla mystique. This khukuri, despite having no inlays or fullers, is a thing of beauty. A thing of terrible beauty! Walosi has posted on this before but it SCREAMS weapon when you first hold it. The balance and feel are the real value in this blade; you have to hold one to know what makes it special. Makes one feel like he could take on a Velociraptor from Jurrassic Park on even terms. The Malla would be my choice for martial arts application, a pair of them.....It feels like it should be spiked forward into an enemy and then ripped out in such a way as to inflict maximum carnage! Light and quick in the hand but with brutal power in the arc of the blade.

So does that mean you'll sell it to me for $25? ;p
 
The Malla is not a big seller but those who get it seem to like it pretty well. It does make a statement all its own.

Many thanks for report from the field.
 
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