Made by the government contractor Windlass Steelcrafts. Hand forged from high carbon steel. Each comes with regulation sheath. Used with devastating effectiveness by the famous Nepalese Gurkhas in the Siege of Delhi in 1857, in the trenches of WWI France, throughout the New Guinea jungle in WWII, and with distinction in the Falkland Islands. The 12" blade is an impressive 1/4" thick with deep grooves and the traditional religious notch. Takes a good, sharp edge. Scale tang. Traditional, native hardwood handle. Standard metal butt plate. 17" overall. Wt. 1 lb. 6 oz. Genuine military issue to Gurkha Regiments in India. The only Kukri on the market that comes with a copy of the 8-page government contract, the ordnance drawing and spec sheet. Includes accessory knives. Color may vary on wooden handle.
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The Genuine Kukri By Windlass Steelcrafts - The Genuine Kukri has been carried by the Indian Military and also makes for a great camping companion.Sheath Hanger - The sheath is ready to be worn with its own belt hangerSheath Tip - The tip of the sheath is wrapped in brass to protecting the tipKukri Sheath - The kukri in its sheath with the two utility knives behindUtility Knives - The kukri comes with two traditional utility knivesThick Tang - The full tang is very thickThe Genuine Ghurka Kukri - A full look at the Genuine Curkha KukriNotched Blade - The blade is notched to signify the trident of ShivaWooden Scales - The wooden scales affixed to the ful tangCapped Pommel - The end of the wooden grip is capped with high carbon steel3 - 2 -
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"Very beautiful knife! Historic piece purchased for my private collection and amazed at how sturdy the knife is for the price." - Jordan (5/5)
"Love the kukri, excellent product, happy with the blade" - Marvin (5/5)
"This was a gift for my girlfriend, She not only loves it, but was really surprised when she researched this blade." - Reuben (4/5)
"i have one that was actually issued in 1975 which is not as nicely finished i like the smaller circumference of the handle on the old one." - Wayde (4/5)
"Wonderful, well made piece. A great choice to add to my collection. " - Sam (5/5)
"Good quality blade and sheath. Sheath tends to flop a bit when on a belt, fixed with parachord." - Joseph (4/5)
"better than anticipated.. Je suis tres content :)" - Guy (5/5)
"Outstanding, A must for every collector." - Brad (5/5)
"For the price, it makes a great outdoor usable knife. Only reason for the 4 and not 5 is due to the lesser quality of the accessory blades as well as uneven fullers on the main blade." - Jashaan (4/5)
"An incredibly strong and durable machete-axe knife." - Sopheak (5/5)
"Excellent quality--exactly as advertised" - Matthew (5/5)
"It looks good and feels good, with great balance. I'm hoping it will take a good edge. The sheath will need some modification if I plan to carry the kukri." - Dave (5/5)
"should come already sharpened" - Don (3/5)
"like it just wish I had of added the sharpening option." - Gary (5/5)
"good product. could use a more snug and better balanced sheath, as a well as a more defined difference between karda and chakmak." - Chris (4/5)
"Excellent value for the price." - Stien (5/5)
" was almost disappointed til I fully unwrapped the knife and was very very pleased with this purchase. was a very smelly product due to the blade and handle being covered in oil, however once it as cleaned up, was a very nice showpiece to mount" - Ian (5/5)
"Very nice knife for a low price. The extra sharpening service that I got was really good as well. The 2 small knives don't appear particularly useful, but who cares when the gurka is so nice!" - John T (4/5)
"Windlass made an excellent product; no wonder it is used by the Indian Army" - Douglas (5/5)
"This was a Christmas gift for my son. He was overwhelmed. He was not bouncing around delighted. He was sitting quietly in disbelief delighted. Awesome!" - Lawrence (5/5)
"This knife is now the favorite of my collection my only criteke is that one of the excessory knives on the back of the sheath rubs against the back of the Kukri and the kukri sticks to the inside of the sheath unlussu pull away from the curve while u pull it out" - Sam (5/5)
"the handle of the blade was a bit misaligned " - Seamus (4/5)
"Good quality and sharpened properly" - Rick (5/5)
"What a weapon! It will be a fantastic camping tool for clearing away brush." - Kenneth (5/5)
"Exactly what I expected." - Guy (5/5)
"Absolutely love it!!!!" - Bertrand (5/5)
"Well manufactured Kukri by Windlass conforming to the original MkIII pattern." - Terence (5/5)
"Awesome work, fine blade ready for my apocalypse survival gears" - Daniel (5/5)
"Note if one wants it sharp, and one doesn't have a belt sander and the skills to thin out the primary bevel, one should order it using RELIKS sharpening service: I'll be sharpening it myself eventually. It is an accurate reproduction of Indian and Commonwealth WWII military issue Kukri, but I find that the forward section of the handle is very thick and round and question the period military design board who didn't seem to understand ergonomics very well in my opinion !
I sort of fixed that by thinning the handle a bit between the mid-handle wooden risers and the forward rivet by hand carving and sanding it to a narrower more oval shape. If one holds the handle near the end of the handle with the index finger in front of the wooden riser it feels OK on the unmodified handle. I can't tell how good an edge it will take before I sharpen it myself, but the steel does seem hard enough at the " edge " that a metal file skates on it, so the heat treat seems good as are most of the Windlass knives or swords that I already have. If one orders it sharpened by RELIKS I would upgrade my rating to 5." - Jean (4/5)
"Kukri is pretty durable stealth hangs funny off your belt had to modify it over all pretty happy with it" - Beau (4/5)
