Weekend Winners 6/14 -- pix and deals.

Bill Martino

Bill Martino

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Great 16 inch 26 ounce AK by Kumar with horn chiruwa style finger groove handle. 10/10 rig. Weekend special: $125

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10/10 18 inch 29 ounce AK with chiruwa style wood handle with finger grooves. Only problem is Bura made the grooves to fit his hand. You'll need a small hand for good grip. My hand (medium to large) doesn't fit right. Because of that we'll let it go for an even $100. UBBB

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Beautifully done 18.75 inch 18 ounce Chaimpuri by Kumar. Fine work. Glow in the dark saatisal handle. At $100 it's got to go into the UBBB category.

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One more (one only) Movie Model by Bura. 21 inches & 28 ounces of fine execution. Only problem I can find is top edge needs sharpening. Fine rig and great buy at $150.

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Now let's see if I've managed to screw up the pix again.
 
10/10 18 inch 29 ounce AK with chiruwa style wood handle with finger grooves. Only problem is Bura made the grooves to fit his hand. You'll need a small hand for good grip. My hand (medium to large) doesn't fit right. Because of that we'll let it go for an even $100. UBBB

EMAIL SENT. HAVE MY FINGERS CROSSED. ME HAVE SMALL HANDS.:)
 
Man I wish I had money for that bottom one right now. Stupid being unemployed.

Hate to expose my ignorance here, but Bill(or anyone else), what does UBBB mean?

Luckily, I thought twice, and decided to check HI's website for info before I asked the second question, so now Iknow what AK means. :)
 
UBBB = Uncle Bill's Best Buy...

CPD = Crazy Pala's Deal

UBDOD = Uncle Bill's Deal of The Day
 
Thanks much BruiseLeee. Was trying to put normal every day words into those letters, and nothing was coming out. never woulda guessed those unless I had spent a lot more time in this forum. anways, thanks. Over reading up on my Khukuri History now. :)
 
LOL looking at the great horn-handled finger-groove AK, I just realized that the finger-groove WWII that I snagged yesterday is the first wood-handled khuk I've bought in quite a while... Weird things happen when confronted by sudden beauty...
 
That almost 19 inch/18 ounce is the second nicest HI Chainpuri I've seen.

Matter of fact, to the best of my recollection, there hasn't been a single Chainpuri offered since the days of Shop #1 - and I only saw a single 20" since back on the other forum before the HI forum moved over to BladeForums.

Of course I can easily remember that 20" Chainpuri. Oops, it feels sharp but doesn't shave - needs the mouse pad / 1500 grit sandpaprer treatment.

Anyway, congratulations ( and thank you ) for grabbing it. Good move, Very good move! Remember Rusty's one inch / one ounce Rule. This one will dance for you!
 
that Movie Model with the false top edge will be a bit easier to sheathe and unsheathe without cutting the scabbard to pieces.

Keith
 
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