PGA#5 for 5/24 -- 18" Chitlangi by Murali

Bill Martino

Bill Martino

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Almost 19 inches and 22 ounces of very quick Chitlangi. Very good effort by Murali. He's doing good work on the Chitlangis. Fine fit, finish and hardness. He got a bonus on this one. Good karda and chakma. Excellent scabbard in Chitlangi style by village sarki in new leather. Another winner.

Take home this great effort by Murali and village sarki for $125 and that's another bargain. Pala has this rig underpriced and is bound to go up.

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I about Chit myself when I saw this wonderful Chitlangi go up on the block fer sale. I soom will have money...\

Someone take this away! The agony...

Keith the temporarily impoverished.
 
I just went back and looked at other Chitlangis and saw they all had the hatch marks... color me unobservant.
In any case, I'm glad to see such fine pieces flowing normally again...
 
This has been a hell of a knife for me, and seen a lot of hard work. I've only run the chakma down the blade every now and then. I've used it so much these last few months, my 16.5" WW II is getting jealous!
It's still wearing the black grip tape I wrapped around the handle to kill the glare before I took it out to the field the first time at Lewis. I've bought a lot of UBB's, here and there- I like giving good tools to friends- so I paid more for this kuk than many others I've bought...but, it's been worth every penny.

John
 
Disregard the 5-24. I thought this was a new thread, but see it was just added onto today. Still interested in the term "PGA" though.

Thanks!

Svashtar
 
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