11″ Authentic Military Kukri | Tactical Full Tang Khukuri | EGKH

11″ Authentic Military Kukri | Tactical Full Tang Khukuri | EGKH is one of the very popular tactical khukuri designs from EGKH. It has an old traditional khukuri design with a modern design scabbard. 11″ Authentic Military Kukri Knife is specifically designed to suit the demanding & desert environment of Iraq. The Gurkha soldiers deployed to Iraq preferred to carry this blade, making this the most popular & genuine Iraqi Operation Khukuri. The Khukuri is commonly favored by military instructors due to its effectiveness.

The 11″ Authentic Military Kukri | Tactical Full Tang Khukuri | EGKH has been crafted by traditional Nepalese blacksmiths in Nepal who have been using traditional tools and methods to forge khukuri. The blade is made from 5160 high carbon steel. The highly-polished blade on this khukuri is 11 inch long with a full tang handle. The 5.5-inch full tang handle, constructed from rosewood, offers a secure and comfortable grip for extended periods of use. The handle is extremely durable & comfortable. The khukuri is 16.5 inch long overall. It comes with a pinewood scabbard wrapped in water buffalo leather . This protective covering safeguards the blade and prevents accidental injuries while carrying or storing the knife. This weight of kukri is substantial enough to pack enough force while cutting or chopping.

This 11″ Authentic Military Kukri | Tactical Full Tang Khukuri | EGKH knife is well-suited for various military, hunting, survival, tactical, and outdoor situations. It is particularly favored by the military and soldiers who have served or are serving in war. Although not mandatory for all British Gurkhas in Afghanistan, those who desire to possess this exceptional kukri could also choose to do so. This knife’s versatility, durability, and cultural significance make it an ideal choice for adventurers, collectors, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The blade of the kukri knife has a thickness of approximately 9 mm. Its spine hardness ranges from 22-25 RC, while the belly hardness stands at 45-46 RC and the edge hardness at an impressive 54-55 RC.

The kukri comes with a scabbard that has two pockets on the back of it. The pockets hold a blunt steel called “chakmak” for sharpening the blade or for striking spark with a flint and a small knife known as “karda” used for skinning animals, opening cans, cutting paper, cutting or peeling small fruits & vegetables, etc. EGKH stands behind the quality of this kukri and provides a warranty, ensuring your satisfaction and peace of mind.