Nepal army khukuri is an authentic khukuri of nepal army force. It also comes along with 2 small knives. Karda – one of the small knives used to cut small things and also serves as a skinning knife. Chakmak – a sharpener that is there for you to sharpen the khukuri and maintain the sharpness of the khukuri. All of our khukuri are handforged in nepal, made by kami community, the great blacksmith who has generations of skill in forging khukuri knives. The kukri is the staple weapon of all gurkha military regiments and units throughout the world, so much so that some english-speakers refer to the weapon as a “gurkha blade” or “gurkha knife”. The kukri often appears in nepalese and indian gorkha heraldry and is used in many traditional, hindu -centric rites such as wedding ceremonies. The words gurkha and kukri (khukuri) go together: you cannot say one without the other. Their story is incomplete without each other. The gurkhas and the kukri became famous during the first and second world wars. The kukri has been better known as “the gurkha knife” since those days. Blade made material :- made of highly graded carbon steel with jungle finishing blade. Steel category :- a grade leaf spring steel (from car or jeep 5160). Hardness of steel :- spine 25 rc, midpoint of the belly 45 rc, and the edge 60 rc. Handle made of :- wild rose wood. Scabbard made of :- water buffalo leather hide/leather (outside) and pine wood (inside). The actual weight/ size on the product could be some grams/ cm different than mentioned below. With scabbard :- 550 grams. Blade weight :- 400 grams. Scabbard weight :- 150grams. Overall length :- 13.5 inch. Blade length :- 9 inch. Handle length :- 4.5 inch. Bally :- 1.7 inch. Spine :- 8 mm.