Hanshee kukri-khukuri

10-Inch WWI Issue Kukri – Hand-Forged Historical Reproduction

The 10-Inch WWI Issue Kukri is a compact yet powerful reproduction of the legendary blade carried by Gurkha soldiers during World War I. Designed for close-quarter combat and field utility, this hand-forged kukri features a curved 5160 carbon steel blade and a full tang wooden handle. It’s built for functionality while honoring the legacy of one of the world’s most respected fighting forces.

• 10-inch semi-polished 5160 high carbon steel blade for strength and sharpness
• 5.5-inch full tang wooden handle with lanyard hole for a secure grip
• Includes Karda (skinning knife) and Chakmak (sharpening tool)
• Genuine buffalo leather sheath for protection and portability
• Blade comes sharpened and ready to use
• Handcrafted in Nepal by traditional artisans

Historical Significance

During World War I, the Gurkhas earned a formidable reputation on the battlefield, often engaging in hand-to-hand combat. Their primary weapon—the kukri—became an enduring symbol of bravery and efficiency. This 10-inch version replicates the style and build of those early military kukris, offering both historical value and modern usability.