Ww 2 khukri

[EODONE]

Happy New Year to you All. A member posted for info on WW2 Khukri's and was given the sound advice to beware of immatations take a look at the images below to see such immatations this type may not be very sharp be be assured it is just as deadly, very strong stuff picked a few up in Nepal 20 odd years back, this is the remaining item so sad because it's Great Rum and loved by it's fine soldiers.

REgards John

 

[Falcon]

They had one of those bottles in a local Nepalese restaurant I was in a while ago.

 

[Grenademan2005]

Surprisingly the liquid is still inside... :xd:

 

[pointblank0]

Surprisingly the liquid is still inside... :xd:

How the hell did you manage that? My bottles empty themselves the same day I get them. I can never remember what happens to the liquid.

 

[fashinmick]

Happy New Year to you All. A member posted for info on WW2 Khukri's and was given the sound advice to beware of immatations take a look at the images below to see such immatations this type may not be very sharp be be assured it is just as deadly, very strong stuff picked a few up in Nepal 20 odd years back, this is the remaining item so sad because it's Great Rum and loved by it's fine soldiers.

REgards John

hi
I was the member asking about WW2 Khukri's. I was actually looking for info on where i could buy one but the info about being beware of immatations is very useful.

cheers

 

[John D. Bartleson Jr.]

John,
The ones I saw in UK had more of an angle on the blade.
Bart

 

[pointblank0]

They used to turn up on ebay back in the day when you could buy desent stuff and be trusted. I had one from WW2 that I sold on ebay about 5 years ago and it went for about 90. It did have the two small knives missing though. Occasionaly they come up on SA, guess you will just have to keep an eye out. I'll do the same and let you know if I find one.
Rob