My first HI from Yangdu!!!

[KiljoyKutlery]

I just recieved my first HI Kuk directly from HI...it was a great experience. I love my new KUK too! I think I have the HI bug! I need more!
i bought a 15" bonecutter...I dont know the maker, but it looks like a leaf or srawberry as the makers mark. I cant wait to get in the woods and give this awesome tool a workout.:thumbup:

 

[WalterDavis]

What, no pics

 

[pugs75]

I just recieved my first HI Kuk directly from HI...it was a great experience. I love my new KUK too! I think I have the HI bug! I need more!
i bought a 15" bonecutter...I dont know the maker, but it looks like a leaf or srawberry as the makers mark. I cant wait to get in the woods and give this awesome tool a workout.:thumbup:

Grats, you have the HIKV like most of us welcome aboard. Post some pics when you can.

 

[b.c.molin]

i bought a 15" bonecutter...I dont know the maker, but it looks like a leaf or srawberry as the makers mark.

I believe it to be a leaf, and if so, it is Murali Kami's symbol.

I have three HI blades by him, one been a 12inch Bonecutter, and am very pleased with his skills overall. :thumbup:

A fine Khukuri, and hope you get the chance to take some photo's soon.

 

[wildmike]

Welcome to the family! HIKV will cause you to buy many more.

 

[stickfred]

Congratulations.
The first step of the journey.
Look forward to your thoughts on and pictures of your new khukuri and the others that follow.
wildmike is right, you know.

 

[KiljoyKutlery]

Well, sorry no pics right now, but i did test it out today, great little chopper...I buffed up the edge, and it takes hair off easily. I like it.

Just to be clear, I do have 3 KUKs from HI right now..this is the first one that I bought straight from yangdu. I really like the feel of this one. I need one about 16-17" now. I have an 18" WWII and 20" CAK. The CAK has taken a serious beating at my hands, and still wants more. Its just a bit on the heavy side for bushwacking...I am really into these KUKs though.
Just a great all around survival tool, with so many uses and implications to bushcraft. Chopper, Drawknife, Shovel, Hammer, weapon, did I mention CHOPPER.