Been a while since I made a video update. Here's something really cool and unique, a Nepalese kukri knife. I'm sorry if any of my information is false or inaccurate, as always I am reciting facts I have only read in articles and heard of in documentaries.
On that note, here is an article I found a few years ago when I first took a real interest in this amazing weapon: http://www.himalayan-imports.com/gurkha.html
For anyone who's also interested in what kukri knives can do in terms of damage, take a look at this video of the Cold Steel brand: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTbuG--UKOQ
@TheDemonKing100 Very nice! Hm, I don't really have an idea what kind mine is (as much as I love these weapons, I'm certainly no expert on them). Like I said, mine was handmade and given to me by my Nepalese friend. Unfortunately, he didn't give me a lot of information about my particular knife. Thank you for the enthusiasm! =]
VolcanosGoBoom 4 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@ivarunmehta Thanks for the info, with overviews like these, a lot of my sources tend to be inconsistent. I never knew the Indian Army used Gurkha regiments, but I'm not the least bit surprised.
VolcanosGoBoom 4 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
About your facts, Indian Army also has Gurkha Regiments not just the British, and Nepal was never Colonized.
ivarunmehta 1 month ago
Very pretty knife. I have the Sirupate 10 inch bladed khukuri. Any idea what yours is?
TheDemonKing100 3 months ago