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Yangdu

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22 inch 32 ounce Bag-Bhairab Hindu temple ceremonial by Sher. Sisau wood handle. All fittings are white metal. Beautiful rig except small imperfection on leather scabbard. Awesome buys at $125.00 *SOLD*



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Overall length --24 3/8''
Weight -- 27oz
Spine thickness -- 1/4''
Brass guard
Carved horn handle
Sisau wood scabbard
Problem is crack on scabbard and horn handle has been repaired by my sister Kanchi herself with US epoxy. Bargain at $100 even. *SOLD*

15 inch 26 ounce Chiruwa Ang Khola by Sgt. Khadka. Walnut wood handle. All fittings are white metal. Beautiful Khukuri except epoxy fix crack in handle. Excellent buy at $85 YBB. *SOLD*


Email to get any or all:)
 
wooooo sweeeet blems today.... :eek:
congrats to all who snag one or ALL!!! :D :thumbup:

that CAK would be my pick :)
 
Agreed. It's a steal at that price; especially since the only problem is the scabbard.
 
22" and 32 ounce khuk makes for one tough 'ceremonial' blade. Not just for show, this one: It can hack and sack Zombies or brush.


munk
 
munk said:
22" and 32 ounce khuk makes for one tough 'ceremonial' blade. Not just for show, this one: It can hack and sack Zombies or brush.


munk
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I'll let you know. :)

I swear I've retired my fin. No pre-prepared emails, no tricks.

Other criteria: no brass, can't already that model, has to be way-unusually pretty.

Just saw the BB and started typing. So it's supposed to come hither.

Out of work early due to tornadoes...


Mike
 
Looks like they might be going back to smaller handles on the Bagh Bhairab, or it's old stock.

Great snag Mike.
 
The BB just came- two day service from Yangdu!

It is a lovely wicked piece. Some khukuris are for wood, some are for brush, some are *seemingly* for fighting, but the BB is something apart from all those.

Need to do a review but its loooooong sweet spot, geometry and medium weight add up to specific purpose.

edit: Handling it more, it is made for one terrific downstroke- not a casual chop or brush swipe. Like an M43, seems like it will bite hard.

Mike
 
Ad Astra said:
Handling it more, it is made for one terrific downstroke.
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This is what I came to find out about mine as well. It can do fine chopping, however it's real power comes in a downward strike. I was able to sink the full width plus an extra 1/2" of mine into a good size log with only about a half power downward strike. It even made a good size split in the wood.


A review would be wonderful. :) :thumbup:
 
Glad you like yours- and you were right about the handle; one finger goes on the metal but it's OK.

Main difference with this model is it'd put a cut over a foot long on whatever it hits... with authority.


Mike
 
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