Originally Posted by mariusgmioc

Hello,

From what I can see the quality is rather poor (see for example the simply drilled hole instead of the classic Cho). I even doubt the Nepalese origin as genuine Nepalese Kukris always come with a traditional Cho.

To me it looks more like a WWII trench knife.

But maybe I am wrong. :shrug:

Originally Posted by mariusgmioc

From what I can see the quality is rather poor (see for example the simply drilled hole instead of the classic Cho).

Originally Posted by mariusgmioc

I even doubt the Nepalese origin as genuine Nepalese Kukris always come with a traditional Cho.

Originally Posted by Timo Nieminen

I read the round cho/kaudi as "made in India" rather than as a sign of poor quality. Some Indian kukris are very good in terms of metallurgy, ergonomics, and fit & finish, so "Indian" isn't always bad for kukris.



As above, I think this one is Indian.

There are very old and very new Nepalese kukris with no cho/kaudi, and some older (but not very old) ones, so "no cho" and "abnormal cho" don't always mean non-Nepalese.