Havildar kukri-khukuri
$164.99
Ex Tax: $164.99
- Model: Replica-Historical
- Product Code: Havildar
- Location: Kathmandu, Nepal
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14-Inch Blade Havildar Kukri – Hand-Forged Carbon Steel Gurkha Knife for Combat, Hunting, and Bushcraft
The Havildar Kukri is a historically inspired and field-ready knife, designed after the combat kukris used by Gurkha soldiers in World Wars I and II. With its 14.5-inch flat carbon steel blade, polished water buffalo horn handle, and traditional leather scabbard, this kukri balances power, agility, and heritage—ideal for collectors and outdoor use alike.
Features
- Hand-forged 14.5-inch blade made from 5160 high-carbon steel with polished finish
- Balanced tempering for strength and flexibility: spine, belly, and edge tempered at varying RC hardness
- Polished buffalo horn handle with rat-tail tang construction for traditional grip and durability
- Traditional handcrafted scabbard and two accessory knives: Karda and Chakmak
Historical Significance
Modeled after kukris issued to Havildar-ranking Gurkha soldiers, this blade represents the bravery and combat skill of Nepalese warriors during the world wars. It stands as a functional homage to military history.
Specification | |
Total Length: | 20 inches (50.8 cm) |
B Length: | 14.5 inches (36.83 cm), polished high-carbon steel |
H Length: | 5.5 inches (13.97 cm), rat-tail tang, polished buffalo horn |
Weight: | Approx. 1000 grams including sheath |
Note: | Each kukri is individually handmade, and slight variations in finish and dimensions are part of its authentic character. This knife is fully functional and suited for real-world use or collection. |