Full-Tang Tactical Kukri
Price:
$119.95
Full-Tang Tactical Kukri
Price: $119.95
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If you plan on encountering a jungle anytime soon, then you'll need a big machete to deal with the landscape and possible predators that call it home. If you don't plan on it, but find the idea of foraging through the wilderness as exciting as throwing ninja stars at firecrackers, then you'll need a large steel blade to keep secured by your side. For heavy duty wilderness, turn your attention to the Full-Tang Tactical Kukri who will serve as your heavy duty guide through forest trails!
Some blades require more muscle than others to wield around, and for this full tang fixed blade machete, you’d better do some push-ups. The sharpened edge is just shy of a foot long, and the steel they used to craft this warrior's knife is a quarter-inch thick piece of 5Cr15Mov steel. Used commonly for chef's knives due to the corrosion resistant composition, this steel is also easier to sharpen after repeated use to give you back that super fine edge just in time for sushi night. In this case, though, you'll probably be making mincemeat out of the leaves and bushes that are growing into the trekking path you're on. Waving this 18.5-inch jungle machete around means you'll be swinging all 30 ounces of the full-tang steel gladius against tree branches before they know what hit them. They'll grow back. Then you can sharpen the hardened steel blade back to slicing perfection and hit the trails again, giving the forest a haircut one swing at a time!
Modeled after an ancient weapon, this kukri, or khukri, is a traditional combat arms of Southeast Asian countries. You may have heard of the Gurkha Warriors, a menacing and fiercely protective battalion of fighters who might just cut your arm off and then go make some afternoon tea. Vicious. Their ancestors had to start using scythes and other agricultural tools to stay safe from tigers or worse, other people, who threatened their lives and property. After these weapons turned out to be so effective for both jungle living and close combat, the commander of the region's armies just gave them to soldiers and trained them on tactical use. The forward recurve blade shape has stayed consistent over the years, making this distinct military weapon a formidable and favorite choice of those who know.
This heavy duty fixed blade knife has a beautiful handle to add to the elegant look of the recurved steel. Below the blade sits a polished piece of dark Ebony wood, which then attaches to a black and white striped Micarta handle. This composite material is heavy duty and ready for action, while keeping things classy on the curved, palm fitted handle. This monstrous cutter would have to be full tang, as the weight demands it, but the handle helps wield that weight around to your advantage, making large cuts and swings through jungle brush an easier task. Just make sure to wipe this long Gurhka knife clean before tucking it into the fitted real leather sheath. Let's face it, with nothing fake about the size and weight of this tactical knife, it could only be housed by smoothed and stitched authentic leather with a belt loop. So you can keep those hands free until you need your jungle taming to commence again.
Find a large spot in your collection for this warrior weapon, or better yet, take it out with you on the trails to see what the steel and stripped handle are really made of. You'll find them worthy of every trip you plan on, or didn't plan on, taking into the wilderness. Keep you and your team safe, travel with a heavy duty machete that has cut it's teeth in the jungles of Nepal. String it from your wrist with a cord looped through the lanyard hole, or tucked into the sheath hanging from your side. You don't want a knife that will disappoint, and this kukri certainly won't.
Full-Tang Tactical Kukri Highlights:
Some blades require more muscle than others to wield around, and for this full tang fixed blade machete, you’d better do some push-ups. The sharpened edge is just shy of a foot long, and the steel they used to craft this warrior's knife is a quarter-inch thick piece of 5Cr15Mov steel. Used commonly for chef's knives due to the corrosion resistant composition, this steel is also easier to sharpen after repeated use to give you back that super fine edge just in time for sushi night. In this case, though, you'll probably be making mincemeat out of the leaves and bushes that are growing into the trekking path you're on. Waving this 18.5-inch jungle machete around means you'll be swinging all 30 ounces of the full-tang steel gladius against tree branches before they know what hit them. They'll grow back. Then you can sharpen the hardened steel blade back to slicing perfection and hit the trails again, giving the forest a haircut one swing at a time!
Modeled after an ancient weapon, this kukri, or khukri, is a traditional combat arms of Southeast Asian countries. You may have heard of the Gurkha Warriors, a menacing and fiercely protective battalion of fighters who might just cut your arm off and then go make some afternoon tea. Vicious. Their ancestors had to start using scythes and other agricultural tools to stay safe from tigers or worse, other people, who threatened their lives and property. After these weapons turned out to be so effective for both jungle living and close combat, the commander of the region's armies just gave them to soldiers and trained them on tactical use. The forward recurve blade shape has stayed consistent over the years, making this distinct military weapon a formidable and favorite choice of those who know.
This heavy duty fixed blade knife has a beautiful handle to add to the elegant look of the recurved steel. Below the blade sits a polished piece of dark Ebony wood, which then attaches to a black and white striped Micarta handle. This composite material is heavy duty and ready for action, while keeping things classy on the curved, palm fitted handle. This monstrous cutter would have to be full tang, as the weight demands it, but the handle helps wield that weight around to your advantage, making large cuts and swings through jungle brush an easier task. Just make sure to wipe this long Gurhka knife clean before tucking it into the fitted real leather sheath. Let's face it, with nothing fake about the size and weight of this tactical knife, it could only be housed by smoothed and stitched authentic leather with a belt loop. So you can keep those hands free until you need your jungle taming to commence again.
Find a large spot in your collection for this warrior weapon, or better yet, take it out with you on the trails to see what the steel and stripped handle are really made of. You'll find them worthy of every trip you plan on, or didn't plan on, taking into the wilderness. Keep you and your team safe, travel with a heavy duty machete that has cut it's teeth in the jungles of Nepal. String it from your wrist with a cord looped through the lanyard hole, or tucked into the sheath hanging from your side. You don't want a knife that will disappoint, and this kukri certainly won't.
Full-Tang Tactical Kukri Highlights:
- High Quality 5Cr15Mov Steel
- Beautiful Ebony Wood and Micarta Handle
- Thick and Sharpened Full Tang Blade
- Fitted Real Leather Sheath with Belt Loop
- Blade Length: 11 3/4 inches (approx.)
- Kukri Length: 18 1/2 inches (approx.)
- Kukri Weight: 1 pound 13 ounces (approx.)
- Venting and Fuller Along Blade Spine
- Traditional Recurve Kukri Blade Shape
- Ringlet Protected Lanyard Hole on Pommel
- Fine Craftsmanship and Attention to Detail
- Durable Outdoors Knife and Collectors Piece
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