This is a 10-inch hand-forged Gurkha Nepal Sirupate Panawal Khukuri knife. The name "Sirupate" comes from the combination of two Nepali words - "Siru" and "Pat", with "Siru" referring to a plant found in Nepal and "Pat" meaning leaf. The shape of the Khukuri blade is similar to that of the Siru leaf, hence the name Sirupate. This knife is slim, lightweight, and easy to handle, with a full-tang blade and a beautiful rosewood handle. It is an ideal tool for camping and outdoor activities, suitable for chopping wood, bone, cleaning bushes, and hunting.
Blade Made Of; High grade, high tempered, Carbon Steel, Semi/unpolished blade. A grade leaf spring steel (from car or jeep The hardness of the Steel: Spine 22 & 25 Rc, Midpoint of the belly 45 & 46 Rc, and the edge 54 & 55 Rc. Handle Made Of Rosewood Length of the Handle: 5-Inch Sheath Made Of Water Buffalo Hide/Leather (Outside) and Pinewood (Inside) Type of the Blade: Handmade, Fixed Blade The thickness of the Spine: 8 mm Length of the Blade 10-Inch Length with the Sheath: 15-Inch Weight of the Blade: 600-650 gm Overall Weight: 800-850 gm
The Khukuri comes with two small additional knives called the Karda and the Chakmak. The Karda is used as an auxiliary knife, and the Chakmak is used to sharpen the blade of the Kukhuri.
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