Iraqi Freedom Kukri – 10-Inch 5160 Carbon Steel Khukuri with Sadhan Wood Handle Short Description
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Iraqi Freedom Kukri – 10-Inch 5160 Carbon Steel Khukuri with Sadhan Wood Handle Short Description
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Discover the Iraqi Freedom Kukri, a handcrafted Nepali khukuri inspired by the traditional Panawal Angkhola design. Featuring a 10-inch semi-polished blade made from 5160 carbon steel, a 5-inch full-tang Sadhan wood handle, and two traditional accessories—a Karda and Chakmak—this distinctive kukri combines traditional Nepali craftsmanship with a practical design for outdoor and collection use. The set includes a protective scabbard.
SKU:Iraqi Freedom Kukri
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Traditional Nepali Craftsmanship Meets Distinctive Design
The Iraqi Freedom Kukri brings together the recognizable curved profile of a traditional Nepali khukuri and a distinctive design inspired by the Panawal Angkhola style. Traditional kukhuris have long been associated with everyday work in rural Nepal, including agricultural activities and woodcutting.
Handcrafted with attention to its blade, handle, and accompanying accessories, this kukri is a distinctive choice for collectors of Nepali edged tools and enthusiasts interested in traditional Himalayan craftsmanship.
The Iraqi Freedom Kukri features a 10-inch (25.4 cm) semi-polished blade made from 5160 carbon spring steel, according to the supplied specifications. Its curved profile and semi-polished finish give it a traditional appearance while retaining the character of a practical outdoor tool.
The supplied hardness specifications are:
Spine: 22–25 HRC
Belly: 45–46 HRC
Edge: 58–60 HRC
These values describe different areas of the blade. Actual hardness should be confirmed with the maker or production records before publication.
Full-Tang Sadhan Wood Handle
The 5-inch (12.7 cm) handle is made from Sadhan wood and features a full-tang construction. Its finger-grip design is intended to provide a comfortable, controlled hold.
The natural wooden handle also gives the kukri a traditional appearance. Because each piece is handcrafted, minor variations in wood grain, finish, and dimensions may occur.
Traditional Karda and Chakmak Accessories
The Iraqi Freedom Kukri set includes two traditional accessories:
Karda: A small, sharp companion knife intended for suitable fine cutting tasks.
Chakmak: A traditionally supplied blunt steel tool used for blade maintenance and sharpening-related tasks.
These accessories complement the main kukri and reflect the traditional arrangement found in many Nepali khukuri sets.
Protective Scabbard Included
Each set comes with a scabbard for storing and protecting the blade. Please confirm the exact construction before publishing: the supplied information mentions both water buffalo leather and a cottonwood scabbard covered in camouflage cotton. The final listing should describe the actual scabbard supplied with this product.
A Distinctive Piece for Collectors and Outdoor Enthusiasts
With its traditional curved blade, Sadhan wood handle, and accompanying Karda and Chakmak, the Iraqi Freedom Kukri offers a distinctive addition to a collection of Nepali khukuris.
Potential uses depend on local laws, the product's construction, and the user's training. Keep the blade secured when not in use, handle it carefully, and follow appropriate storage and maintenance practices.
Explore the Iraqi Freedom Kukri from Kathmandu Forge and discover a distinctive example of traditional Nepali blade design.
Product Specifications
Specification
Details
Product name
Iraqi Freedom Kukri
Product type
Traditional Nepali khukuri
Blade length
10 inches (25.4 cm)
Blade material
5160 carbon spring steel, as supplied
Blade finish
Semi-polished
Spine hardness
22–25 HRC, as supplied
Belly hardness
45–46 HRC, as supplied
Edge hardness
58–60 HRC, as supplied
Handle length
5 inches (12.7 cm)
Handle material
Sadhan wood
Construction
Full tang
Overall length
Approximately 15 inches; verify the final measurement
Approximate set weight
1.99 lb (approximately 900 g), including the listed components
Carbon steel requires appropriate care to help prevent corrosion. After handling, clean and dry the blade thoroughly. Apply a light protective coat of suitable oil before storage, and avoid storing the blade while damp inside its scabbard. Keep the wooden handle and scabbard dry and inspect them periodically.
Frequently Asked Questions
What steel is used in the Iraqi Freedom Kukri?
The supplied specifications identify 5160 carbon spring steel as the blade material.
How long is the blade?
The blade measures approximately 10 inches (25.4 cm).
What material is used for the handle?
The 5-inch handle is made from Sadhan wood and has full-tang construction.
Does the kukri include accessories?
Yes. The described set includes a Karda and a Chakmak, along with a scabbard.
Will every kukri look exactly the same?
No. Because each piece is handcrafted, minor variations in dimensions, wood grain, and finish may occur.
How should I care for a carbon-steel kukri?
Keep the blade clean and dry, apply a light protective oil, and store it in a dry place. Avoid leaving moisture trapped inside the scabbard.
Discover the craftsmanship and distinctive profiles of traditional Nepali khukuris at Kathmandu Forge. Review the product specifications carefully to find the piece that best suits your collecting interests and intended lawful use.
