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    Quote Originally Posted by Wondering Beard View Post
    I like Khukuris but I've never owned one. The closest I've got is this obvious descendant of the Khukuri, the UUK:

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    I have at least one of those. Interesting piece.

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    Thanks Blues et al. I have a WWII 16.5 headed this way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Willard View Post
    Thanks Blues et al. I have a WWII 16.5 headed this way.
    Congrats, Willard. I hope you enjoy it. Please post about it here...or in a separate thread if you prefer.
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    A late shooting buddy came to practice one evening with one he picked up that day at SARCO in Easton. Apparently they had shit-tons of the inexpensive but functional blades. I was only in their store once, did not see the Khurkuris as I was distracted by the WWII and older Katanas, and other stuff but the place a cross between an old fashioned army navy store and a disorganized museum where you can buy stuff.
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    This is what I traded for 5 packs of Camels in 1990 in southern Tibet:

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    I'm now the proud owner of one of the British Army Service models (http://yhst-7333098713883.stores.yahoo.net/brarse1.html). Very cool. Looks just like their picture. Didn't need it. Glad I bought it.
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    Congrats, Erik. I hope you enjoy it. I think the BAS has a special "just right" feel to it.
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    My last trip to Nepal we had some down time after flying back into Kathmandu from the Khumbu and did a bunch of wandering around the city. I found a cool shop in Thamel selling nothing but Khukuris. I picked out two that I brought home and gifted to friends. One being a member of our command staff; a giant Norwegian Viking of a fellow who, as you might imagine, was immediately enamored with it. It still sits to this day on his mantel along with a couple other sharp and pointy historical trinkets. I was over visiting earlier this week and remembering this thread, meant to take a photo of it. Alas, I forgot. Figured I'd share the story anyway.

    Very cool thread!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Erik View Post
    I'm now the proud owner of one of the British Army Service models (http://yhst-7333098713883.stores.yahoo.net/brarse1.html). Very cool. Looks just like their picture. Didn't need it. Glad I bought it.
    Excellent choice.


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