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There is nothing like knowing that you cannot get something to make you want it more. Uncle bill will be swamped with new orders when he gets back.
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So some Ganga Rams are 21 & 3/4" or 22" and others 19"? I thought the big GR's were $250, but are the little 19" ones less? the one in the picture doesn't look much different than a big 18" AK - a forward angle from what I can see.
In my usual state of confusion,
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Great Pic Sing!! At least on my 27" screen TV.
Your Ganga Ram looks almost like an AK with a bit more belly. Actually it looks real close to my 18" AK except a bit bigger. I know that photos sometimes lie to the observer, but I am seeing the fuller at the top of the blade like on the AK's. Am I seeing that correctly? Also mine appears to be more curving as the curve starts right at the boster and continues in an arc like a French Curve to the point. I believe that you or someone said that all the GRS's were forward curving.
Mine is nicely tapered from spine to a little over 1/3 way down the blade and then it tapers gently up to the edge bevel. Not what you could actually call a fuller in it's general accepted form. I believe the thinner edge is what makes it the excellent chopper it is with of course the weight factored in also. I believe it is of excellet design and would work well in a 16" to 17" lighter format as well.
LMAO!! Rusty nd me must have been posting at the same time. At least it appears that we are seeing pretty much the same thing!
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[This message has been edited by Yvsa (edited 02-08-2000).]
Great Pic Sing!! At least on my 27" screen TV.
Your Ganga Ram looks almost like an AK with a bit more belly. Actually it looks real close to my 18" AK except a bit bigger. I know that photos sometimes lie to the observer, but I am seeing the fuller at the top of the blade like on the AK's. Am I seeing that correctly? Also mine appears to be more curving as the curve starts right at the boster and continues in an arc like a French Curve to the point. I believe that you or someone said that all the GRS's were forward curving.
Mine is nicely tapered from spine to a little over 1/3 way down the blade and then it tapers gently up to the edge bevel. Not what you could actually call a fuller in it's general accepted form. I believe the thinner edge is what makes it the excellent chopper it is with of course the weight factored in also. I believe it is of excellet design and would work well in a 16" to 17" lighter format as well.
LMAO!! Rusty nd me must have been posting at the same time. At least it appears that we are seeing pretty much the same thing!
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>>>>---¥vsa---->®
"Know your own bone, gnaw at it, bury it, unearth it again."
'Thoreau'
Khukuri FAQ
[This message has been edited by Yvsa (edited 02-08-2000).]