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is this a good buy?

Post by anonymusneo » Mon Feb 23, 2015 5:40 pm

Hi,

i just stumbled upon this

http://www.knifeindia.com/genuine-gurkh ... kukri.html

is this a good buy?

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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by Raghvendrasingh » Mon Feb 23, 2015 8:06 pm

Hi anonymusneo
its really a good buy. Pls tell me from where you sourced it?
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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by AnandNair » Mon Feb 23, 2015 8:37 pm

"Genuine military issue to Gurkha Regiments in India"
I doubt that. The kanzo (bolster) and Chapri (butt cap) are generally made of brass. the full tang construction with split handle is also non traditional. Seems more like a "Tactical" kukhri.
But for 3k seems to be a good buy
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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by Raghvendrasingh » Mon Feb 23, 2015 8:47 pm

Hey AnandNair sir
Pls tell me that from where can i get a good kukri. It must be able to perform all tasks like chopping, splitting etc.
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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by AnandNair » Mon Feb 23, 2015 9:20 pm

Raghvendrasingh wrote:Hey AnandNair sir
Pls tell me that from where can i get a good kukri. It must be able to perform all tasks like chopping, splitting etc.
The knife india link that is posted above should be more than adequate for your chopping, splitting etc. and can be ordered online.
Since your location shows UP... pick one up when you next visit Dehradun. A good Kukhri will serve you for years to come.

My 16 year old Kukhri :D Made by a master kukhri maker of a Gorkha Regiment. Had served me well as a chopper... even as hammer. Had picked up a large number of dings and dents.
Gave it a good sanding run and buffing. now shining like new.
the handle was cracked... so did a paracord wrap.
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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by anonymusneo » Mon Feb 23, 2015 10:37 pm

AnandNair wrote:"Genuine military issue to Gurkha Regiments in India"
I doubt that. The kanzo (bolster) and Chapri (butt cap) are generally made of brass. the full tang construction with split handle is also non traditional. Seems more like a "Tactical" kukhri.
But for 3k seems to be a good buy
thanks they only have 3 listed, the cold steel one is really expensive

one i gave link above is not available to buy

this one http://www.knifeindia.com/assam-rifles-khukri.html
is available but the iwanted te other one

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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by anubhav_rulez » Mon Feb 23, 2015 10:53 pm

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This is the khukhri I got made from gurkha regiment, dehradun ignore kripan thats from amritsar & is there for size comparison only.
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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by Raghvendrasingh » Mon Feb 23, 2015 11:02 pm

Hi anubhav sir
how can i get the same kukri. An original gurkha regiment kukri. How you get one.
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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by AnandNair » Tue Feb 24, 2015 12:19 am

anonymusneo wrote: thanks they only have 3 listed, the cold steel one is really expensive
one i gave link above is not available to buy
this one http://www.knifeindia.com/assam-rifles-khukri.html
is available but the iwanted te other one
http://www.knifeindia.com/genuine-gurkh ... kukri.html shows in stock and available to buy
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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by anonymusneo » Tue Feb 24, 2015 10:01 am

i tried, in cart it gives error with 1 quantity


This product is not available in the requested quantity. 1 of the items will be backordered.

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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by AnandNair » Tue Feb 24, 2015 3:42 pm

ok.. it does say not available once added to cart.
the "Assam Rifles Kukhri" is in stock. same price. Blade length is longer than the "Gurkha regimental kukhri". You may go for that.
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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by girigoswami » Wed Feb 25, 2015 1:23 am

Have got one, worth the bucks i must say.

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Post by harshit89 » Thu Feb 26, 2015 12:07 pm

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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by Rrahulkumar » Mon Mar 02, 2015 3:15 pm

my advise...

Do not buy anything from knifeindia or collectors heritage...

all the stuff they have is sourced from PRC... nothing is genuine/authentic as they claim..

i had bought 3 knives from them.. all made in china :( :(
and when i went back to them with a complaint regarding one product after 3 months of use (the velcro on cellphone knife holder will not stick at all) they refused to exchange or repair the product... the velcro in my sandals have lasted longer than a year with constant use :lol:

if you want to buy similar cool looking stuff, try aliexpress.. at least you know the stuff is not genuine and you are buying just for looks..plus you will be spending much lesser than these not-so-ethical sellers

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Re: is this a good buy?

Post by Rrahulkumar » Tue Mar 03, 2015 4:23 pm

They won't even post my review..

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