10″ iraqi operational freedom khukuri

Iraq War Tribute Gurkha Khukuri – A Blade of Honor and Liberation

Forged in the spirit of war and resilience, this Iraq War Tribute Gurkha Khukuri embodies the legacy of the fearless Gurkhas who have stood at the frontlines of history. From the battlefields of World War I to modern conflicts, Gurkha warriors have been an unyielding force—fighting for freedom, justice, and peace.

During the Iraq War, these warriors were once again called upon, lending their unmatched skill and indomitable spirit to fight against terror. As mercenaries and elite soldiers, they played a crucial role in liberating nations, protecting the innocent, and upholding their legacy as the world’s most formidable fighters.

This khukuri is not just a blade; it is a symbol of the Gurkhas’ unwavering commitment—a weapon that has struck fear into enemies and stood as a beacon of hope for those in need.

Specifications:

• Overall Length: 38.1 cm (15 inches)

• Blade Length: 25.4 cm (10 inches)

• Handle Length: 12.7 cm (5 inches)

• Blade Weight: Approx. 640–670 grams

• Total Weight with Scabbard: 800–836 grams

• Spine Thickness: 8 mm

• Material: High Carbon 5160 Spring Steel

• Scabbard: Authentic Nepali Army Fabric, paying homage to the warriors who wield it

• Handle: Indian Rosewood, providing a firm and comfortable grip for combat and utility

  Designed for Battle, Built for Legacy

  The thick 8mm spine gives this blade unmatched strength, ensuring it can withstand the harshest conditions. The high-carbon 5160 spring steel construction guarantees razor-sharp precision, making it a reliable tool for combat and survival. The Indian Rosewood handle, shaped for a firm grip, enhances maneuverability, while the Nepali Army fabric scabbard reflects the battlefield heritage of the Gurkhas.

  This khukuri is not only a tribute to those who fought in Iraq but also an essential piece for collectors, history enthusiasts, and those who honor the Gurkha legacy. Every curve of this blade, every detail in its craftsmanship, tells a story of war, sacrifice, and victory.