If it's the model on their website with a picture of a karda instead of a khuk and lists for $79, then yes, I have one. I don't have a catalog available to check though. Ready for some pics?
WWII khuk with some kardas/chakmas I ordered at the same time:
Although only four chakmas are pictured, I actually have one more that was in a scabbard at the time of the photo. I'd ordered 10 chakma/kardas and interestingly enough, they'd sent me five of each. All needed considerable cleanup. All had grease-soaked wood and some pitting. All are quite nice overall. The chakmas are all extremely hard and throw sparks from a flint easily. The khuk itself needed plenty of cleanup - labor intensive (for me) but not too difficult. The steel was essentially sound and the grip was so darned thick that I was able to simply sand off the bad wood and there was plenty left over. I believe that you'd be able to do a nice job on one of these.
Closeup of the handle:
Very thick, steel endcap, Chiruwa construction. Think those pins are big enough?
As I said, the grip is quite large and I have no problem using a "2+2" hold on it with two fingers on either side of the ring.
Results of a quick-and-dirty rust remover etch:
It does indeed have a hardened zone in the chopping area.
Overall finish on the blade was rough; there were numerous old sanding and grinding marks but nothing too bad. Only light rust and some minor pitting. It looked a lot better than I thought it would. Marked "SA HW45" near the cho, whatever that means.
I've only used mine to cut beer cans. I'm not planning on thrashing it but I believe that it would be up to the task. I feel it was worth the price as a collectible if nothing else. I don't know if they're still available or not but I got mine a few months ago, if that helps. (Probably doesn't.)
If this isn't the model that you're talking about, forget what I said and write it off as too much coffee.
