- Model: Replica-Historical
- Product Code: Gorkhalikukri
- Location: Kathmandu, Nepal
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The Gorkhali Sainik Kukri is a faithful reproduction of the military khukuris issued to Gurkha soldiers during World War I. Known for its reliability in battle and fieldwork, this historical kukri features a 13-inch hand-forged blade crafted from 5160 high carbon steel (leaf spring of truck). Water-tempered for strength and sharpened to a razor edge, it is ready for immediate use. The full tang rosewood handle ensures durability and control, while the leather scabbard offers traditional carry. A blend of heritage and performance, this kukri is both a collector’s piece and a functional working blade.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 13 inches
- Handle Length: 5 inches
- Total Length: 18 inches
- Blade Weight: 700 grams
- Steel: 5160 high carbon (leaf spring)
- Handle: Rosewood, full tang
- Scabbard: Leather
Key Features
- Replica of the Gorkhali Sainik kukri issued in World War I
- 13-inch hand-forged blade from 5160 high carbon steel
- Water-tempered and sharpened for durability and field performance
- Full tang rosewood handle for grip and longevity
- Supplied with a handmade leather scabbard
Historical Note
The Gorkhali Sainik Kukri was the standard sidearm of Gurkha soldiers during WWI, a time when these legendary warriors earned global recognition for their bravery. This khukuri was not just a weapon but also a daily tool for survival, clearing, and camp life. Today, it stands as a symbol of Gurkha heritage and military history.
Included
- Gorkhali Sainik Kukri (sharpened)
- Leather scabbard
Note
Each khukuri is hand-forged, so minor variations in size, weight, and finish are natural and add to its authenticity.
| Specification | |
| Total Length: | 19 inches long in total |
| B Length: | 13 inches Long Blade Hand forged from 5160 carbon steel |
| H Length: | 6 inches Traditional Rat tail tang handle made from Rosewood |
| Weight: | 850 Grams Arppoxmatly |
| Note: | Each kukri is individually handcrafted in Nepal. Slight variations in measurement and finish reflect the traditional forging process and add to its unique character. |