Large Eagle Guard Khukuri/Kukri – 18" Full Tang Tactical Kukri with D-Guard Handle

The Large Eagle Guard Khukuri is a bold and commanding kukri forged for power, protection, and performance. With a massive 18-inch hand-forged blade and a tactical D-Guard full tang handle, this kukri is designed for survivalists, combat professionals, and heavy-duty field users who demand reach, control, and hand safety in one weapon.

Forged in Nepal from high carbon steel, the wide blade features a double fuller (Angkhola style) that enhances strength while reducing overall weight for better balance. The water-tempered edge ensures excellent hardness and edge retention, making this kukri reliable for extreme chopping, jungle clearing, or even tactical self-defense.

The 7-inch rosewood handle is full tang and fitted with a solid steel D-Guard for hand protection in aggressive use scenarios. Its ergonomic gripper-style shape ensures secure handling during high-impact swings. The kukri comes with a traditional wooden scabbard wrapped in black buffalo leather, built for both function and rugged aesthetic.

Key Features

• Blade Length: 18 inches – extended length for superior reach and cutting power
• Blade Style: Double fuller (Angkhola design) for strength and weight distribution
• Blade Material: High carbon steel, semi-polished finish, water-tempered edge
• Handle: 7-inch rosewood handle, full tang with D-Guard for knuckle protection
• Construction: Riveted full tang for maximum durability
• Scabbard: Buffalo leather-wrapped wooden core in traditional Nepalese design
• Origin: Hand-forged in Nepal by skilled bladesmiths

Ideal For

This large tactical khukuri is perfect for survivalists, jungle explorers, bushcrafters, or anyone needing a powerful blade with built-in hand protection. Also an excellent collector’s piece for those who admire modern combat-style kukris with traditional Nepalese craftsmanship.

Note

Due to its handcrafted nature, each Large Eagle Guard Khukuri may vary slightly in finish, weight, or wood grain. These differences are part of the blade's unique identity and traditional forging process.