16″ American Eagle Gripper Handle Kukri | Hand Forged Knife | EGKH

16″ American Eagle Gripper Handle Kukri | Hand Forged Knife | EGKH knife design is inspired from Panawal khukuris and American Eagle handle knives. It is a symbol of amazing craftsmanship and practicality. Its name comes from the US national bird, the American Blad eagle, inspiring the handle’s pommel shape and making it a hit among American knife collectors. The blade is carefully made by skilled artisans in eastern Nepal. Who have inherited their blade-forging prowess across generations and stand as a testament to their blade forging tradition. This heavy khukuri knife, with its robust build and versatile design, is a dependable tool for various outdoor activities.

With a 16-inch blade and a handle with a pommel resembling an eagle’s head, it’s also known as “Eagle kukri.” The 16 inch long blade is made of 5160 high carbon steel for durability and resilience, with a polished finish adding elegance to its sturdy build. This versatile knife isn’t just for the military; it’s great for cutting meat, fruits, and more. Its complete usability & elegant beauty also makes it an ideal gift or souvenir from Nepal for knife & sword enthusiasts.

This 16″ American Eagle Gripper Handle Kukri | Hand Forged Knife | EGKH knife is built ready for tough jobs and can handle heavy workloads with ease. The 16″ American Eagle or Hand Forged Knife is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and functionality. With a lineage rooted in its utility, this kukri proves its worth in a multitude of situations. Its prowess extends to a versatile range of tasks such as campsite management, brush clearing, and survival scenarios. A trio of fullers on the blade ensures seamless and sustained cutting performance.

Specifications for this handcrafted masterpiece may slightly vary due to its artisanal nature. The blade showcases distinct hardness levels: Spine: 22-25 RC, Belly: 45-46 RC, Edge: 58-60 RC, all embedded in 5160 Car Spring Steel. Measuring 16 inches, the unpolished blade is matched by a 6-inch full tang handle crafted from Rosewood. The overall length spans 22 inches from blade tip to handle pommel, weighing approximately 2.86 lbs (1300 grams). Encased in a scabbard made of cottonwood wrapped in buffalo leather, its origin is rooted in the renowned Ex-Gurkha Khukuri House Factory in Dharan, East Nepal.

A Karda & Chakmak are included with this khukuri. Karda is a sharp knife that can be used to cut fruits & vegetables, open tin cans, etc. The Chakmak is a blunt steel that can be used to hone the khukuri blade or used to produce sparks for fire with fire steel or flint. This khukuri along with all our other blades are backed & covered by the EGKH Warranty to ensure you’re at peace of mind while ordering or using it.