"When they come near, they suddenly crouch to the ground, drive under the bayonets and strike upward at the men with their knives, ripping them open in a single blow."
-Account from Unknown British Officer.

The Ghurka Kukri is an ancient weapon with the name dating back to the 7th century BC. It was widely used in Nepal as a farming tool and weapon. However, it did not reach fame until the British tried to gain control of India during the 1800. Although, the British were armed with rifles the Ghurka still drove them back using only their knives. The Ghurka would cleanly decapitate British soldiers and became the terror of the march and of the night.

This is the Second Generation Kukhri with a more aggressive curve, 440 Stainless Steel Blade, and Full Tang Wooden Handle. The Kukhri comes with a Black Nylon Sheath.

• Overall Length: 21.5 "
• Blade: Slightly Sharpened
• Blade Length: 15.5 "
• Blade Material: 440 Stainless Steel
• Handle Length: 5 "
• Balance Point: 3.25 "
• Condition: Brand New
• Sheath: Heavy Nylon