UBDOTD -- 25 inch Sirupati by kami with no name. Save $50.

Bill Martino

Bill Martino

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Here is a 25.5 inch, 1.5 pound Sirupati by the kami with no name. He's a new guy with the mark of a diyo (butter lamp) and I rate him as being very, very good. I've asked for his name and short bio but you know how they are in supplying bio info and names so it may be awhile before we find out.

This effort is a 10/10 in my opinion but I'm going to offer it up as a UBDOTD so we can get an unbiased report from the field. This is one of the lightest and quickest 25 inch Sirupatis I've seen for awhile. I especially like the karda and chakma on this one -- 8 inches, very nicely done and the karda is a great little knive unto itself.

Scabbard is made and tooled by the sarki with no name to it's a matched rig -- no namer. Frog is standard 100 year HI superfrog.

We'll deliver this rig to your door for an even $100. This is a very good price for a very good knife.

Call or email if interested.

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Actually, I have free long distance on my cell-phone, is it okay if I give you a call?

Bob
 
At 1.5 lbs this Sirupati may be more sword than knife. What do you guys think?
 
How do the people say "Zombie slayer" in Nepal???
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Well, if it's like India I guess there would be about 30 ways to say that, each in a different language.
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I didn't think so. Zombies don't seem to be in the mythology of the area.
Heck, they're mostly a 20th century American creation anyway, right. Someone know where the myths started?

Hmm, I went on ask.com(remember Jeeves is your internet butler
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http://www.themystica.com/mystica/articles/z/zombies.html

Kinda neat. Sort of takes away from the mysticism though, if it is to be believed.
 
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Dayum!!!!
A 25"Sirupati at 1.5 Lbs!!!!
That is definitely a sword!!!!
Makes me wonder what he could o with the YCS model. I bet he could consistenty brng them in at 1 Lb 6 ounces!!!
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