22″ Sirupate Kukri Knife | Handmade Traditional Hunting Khukuri | EGKH

22″ Sirupate Kukri Knife | Handmade Traditional Hunting Khukuri is a traditional large kukri. It is meticulously handcrafted by skilled Nepalese blacksmiths with generations of forging expertise. With a 22-inch blade made of 5160 High Carbon Steel, this kukri is designed for hunting and outdoor activities. The rosewood handle, measuring 6 inch, offers a comfortable grip. The scabbard is constructed of pinewood wrapped with buffalo leather and features a single frog for easy attachment to a belt.

The unique feature of this 22″ Sirupate Kukri Knife is its rat tail tang handle type. The blade weight is 1400 gm and the total length is 28 inch. The blade has an upper spine thickness of 12mm, a lower spine thickness of 4mm, and a belly width of 4.4cm. The unpolished finish adds to its authentic appeal. With a steel hardness of 22-25RC, belly hardness of 45-46RC, and edge hardness of 58-60, this kukri exhibits durability and strength.

The Sirupate Kukri derives its name from the grass called “siru,” as its blade shape resembles the leaf of the Siru. While not as wide as other knives, this straight-bladed kukri is highly versatile for light work and is even utilized by the British Army for jungle training. The scabbard, made of Pinewood covered in buffalo leather, provides added protection. A karda & a chakhmakh are included with this khukuri. Karda is a sharp knife that can be used to cut fruits & vegetables, open tin cans etc. The chakhmakh is a blunt steel which can be used to hone the khukuri blade or used to produce sparks for fire with firesteel or flint.

Whether for chopping wood, cleaning bones, clearing bushes, or handling various domestic tasks, the 22″ Sirupate Kukri Knife | Handmade Traditional Hunting Khukuri is a reliable companion for your outdoor adventures. It is an authentic khukuri directly sourced from the Official Supplier to the Military in Nepal, ensuring its quality and craftsmanship.