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Khyber Sword

Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword
Khyber Sword

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Khyber Sword
$194.99
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  • Model: SINGLE EDGED SWORD
  • Product Code: Singleedgesowrd029
  • Location: Kathmandu,Nepal

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Afghan Khyber Sword | Hand Forged 22-Inch Historical Blade by Everest Forge

The Afghan Khyber Sword is a time-honored weapon born from the rugged terrains of the Khyber Pass, a vital and violent crossroads between Afghanistan and the Indian subcontinent. Designed for strength, penetration, and survival, this blade is built to perform in real-world conditions while honoring its tribal warrior legacy.

Hand forged in Nepal by the skilled artisans of Everest Forge, this 22-inch blade is crafted from high-carbon 5160 spring steel, traditionally repurposed from truck leaf springs. It features a single-edged, wedge-shaped blade that’s water tempered and sharpened for real use. With a 7-inch full tang rosewood handle, the Khyber Sword offers both durability and control. The included leather-wrapped scabbard ensures secure storage and carry.

Whether you're a collector of historical weapons or a modern bushcrafter looking for a reliable chopping tool, this sword delivers power, history, and performance.

Historical Background

The Khyber Sword, also known as the Khyber Knife or Salwar Yatagan, originated in the mountainous tribal regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Used heavily in the 17th to 19th centuries by Pashtun warriors, hill tribes, and North Indian fighters, the blade was famous for its ability to pierce chainmail and split armor due to its heavy spine and narrow, reinforced point.

Favored in the unforgiving terrain of the Khyber Pass, this sword was used for close combat and daily survival tasks alike. Its construction was typically simple yet formidable—broad, thick, and crafted for thrusting and chopping. The weapon was worn along the waist, a symbol of martial culture, pride, and protection.

Key Features

  • Traditional Afghan Design: Based on the historic Khyber swords used by warriors of the mountainous regions.

  • Hand Forged in Nepal: Forged from 5160 high-carbon steel (truck leaf spring) by skilled blacksmiths.

  • Tempered and Sharpened: Water-tempered edge ensures cutting strength and edge retention.

  • Single-Edged Blade: Tapered wedge-style profile designed for deep penetration and powerful slashes.

  • Full Tang Handle: 7-inch rosewood grip offers balance, strength, and durability.

  • Lightweight Yet Powerful: Weighs just 740 grams for fast maneuverability without sacrificing impact.

  • Leather Scabbard Included: Wooden core wrapped in leather for protection and traditional appearance.

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 22 inches

  • Handle Length: 7 inches

  • Total Length: 29 inches

  • Blade Material: 5160 high-carbon steel (leaf spring)

  • Blade Style: Single-edge, wedge-shaped

  • Tang: Full tang

  • Handle Material: Rosewood

  • Edge: Water tempered and sharpened

  • Finish: Semi-polished

  • Weight: Approx. 740 grams

  • Scabbard: Leather-wrapped wooden sheath

  • Origin: Hand forged in Nepal by Everest Forge

Each Khyber Sword is handcrafted using traditional methods, which may result in minor variations in size, finish, or grain. These differences add to the authenticity and individuality of each blade. Built to be used, not just displayed, this sword is functional and field-ready.

Specification
Blade: 22 inches long Blade Hand forged from 5160 carbon steel
Total Length: 29 inches long in total
Handle: 7 inches full tang handle made from Rosewood
Weight: 740 grams Arppoxmatly
Note: Each Khyber Sword is handcrafted using traditional methods, which may result in minor variations in size, finish, or grain. These differences add to the authenticity and individuality of each blade. Built to be used, not just displayed, this sword is functional and field-ready.

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