The yes and no of unsheathing a khukuri

Bill Martino

Bill Martino

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This is a new thread on the same subject -- safety! The old thread was too long.

In case anybody is wondering the khukuri is a 20 inch Ang Khola.


Blessings from the computer shack in Reno.

Uncle Bill
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Khukuri FAQ

[This message has been edited by Bill Martino (edited 02-24-2000).]
 
Ya gotta ask yerself, do I really want my fingers? If not don't bother reading this... BTTT

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"Clear a path for the Kukhri or it will clear one for itself"
 
I should get a hard copy of this pic and put it next to my khukuris. No matter what I tell them, no matter what they think, people invariably pull the knife out wrong.
Keep posting these pictures Uncle. The refresher course should save some fingers.

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JP
 
Thank you everyone for this post.I am about to buy my first H I khukuri from another forumite and until I saw this I did not even know there was A right or wrong way! Thank's for everything! Brian Teel

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I was always taught that the khukri is the master, it will teach you, and it will disipline you... Respect the knife
 
BTTT again. Save those band aids
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