Windlass Gigantic Ceremonial Kukri Military Issue

The Kukri, a recurved, single-edged shortsword, gained fame through its use by the legendary Ghurka units in various battlefields during the 19th and 20th centuries. Designed as a deadly sidearm for warriors, this Kukri also follows a ceremonial style, capable of beheading water buffalos in a single sweep of the blade.

It is forged from 1050 high carbon steel, renowned for its durability and cutting rigidity. The handle, made from reliable hardwood, includes a widened pommel for a firm and secure grip. The Kukri comes with a regulation leather scabbard for safekeeping and storage. Notably, being produced by Windlass Steelcrafts, the government contractor since 1943 for these military-issued Kukri swords, adds a significant level of authenticity.