13″ Blade Jung Bahadur Rana Kukri | Tactical Knife | EGKH

The 13″ Blade Jung Bahadur Rana Kukri | Tactical Knife | EGKH knife gained prominence during the era of Jung Bahadur Rana’s 19th and 20th-century rule over Nepal, thus inheriting its name. Jung Bahadur Rana was the first Rana prime minister of Nepal who came to power in 1846 AD. Jung Bahadur Rana was also known for his fondness for weapons. He had tons of collections of modern and antique blades among which kukri was one of his favorites. The Kukri is respected throughout the world for its fearful effectiveness as a close combat knife.

The 13″ Blade Jung Bahadur Rana Kukri | Tactical Knife | EGKH kukri is made by Nepalese blacksmiths called Kaami, who learned blade-making from their ancestors and use locally available traditional tools to forge. The blade is 13 inch long and is made from strong 5160 high carbon steel taken from truck leaf springs. It’s carefully tempered to be tough and durable, and it’s polished to give it a nice and antique look.

This 13″ Blade Jung Bahadur Rana Kukri | Tactical Knife | EGKH knife‘s handle is 6 inch long and made from metal. The Kukri is the exact replica of the original one owned by Jung Bahadur Rana himself. The unusual section of the kukri is the handle which is imitated from antique swords. The handle is made from a solid metal rod with a hand guard on both sides as shown in the picture. The metal handle gives ever-lasting strength and the hand guard provides much-needed protection to hand during hand-to-hand combat.

The khukuri is overall 19 inch long. The very name of this khukuri resonates with the kukri’s essence and historical significance. To store the blade when not in use, we provide a scabbard made with pinewood and water buffalo leather. Despite its solid feel, the knife remains lightweight, weighing in at 750 gm, making it easy to handle. It also comes with the EGKH warranty, ensuring its quality, durability, and reliability.