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that IS drink worthy. only temporary for me...
what bladite fails to mention is that the last 15 miles into and the first 15 out of Boston take an hour each way plus the REST of the drive....audio book time!
yeah, you ain't kidding.
Only time I asked an actual Gurka about the cho on a Khukuri he said "it's a khukuri, so it has a cho". There are all different shapes, too.
Not gonna keep blood off your hand if you really slug somethin' with it though... My take is it's a religious symbol. Also been told it keeps the grind transition from turning into a stress riser when it's hardened-they harden 5160 with poured water so its pretty abrupt.
one the cho rumors involves Shiva, and womanly parts, and religious nature, but not many people who know will admit it, and those that don't have a lot of good guesses, so...
it's just there.
there's many a khukri shaped object, cho or no cho... but flat stock imho does not a khuk make