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Cold Steel Kukri Machete | Gurkha Knife Review | Cordura Sheath, Kraton Handle

Posted on: Jul 3

Cold Steel Kukri Machete | Gurkha Knife Review | Cordura Sheath, Kraton Handle

These Kukri knives are heavy, curved knives originally used as both weapon and machete. Today they are mostly used as bushcraft tools and are often called “Gurkha blades”.

It features a twelve inch blade made of SK-5 high-carbon steel. Its got a black, anti-rust coating.

The handle …


Cold Steel Two-Handed Great Sword | CS88WGS

Posted on: Jun 30

Cold Steel Two-Handed Great Sword | CS88WGS

Cold Steel manufactures a lot of swords, but here you’re looking at its largest: the two-handed great sword.

It’s 55 1/2 inches in overall length, with a 39.88-inch blade and a 15.369-inch handle, and it weighs over 6 pounds.

The blade is superior quality, manufactured from 1050 high carbon steel.

Cold Steel didn’t …


Cold Steel Chinese War Sword | Replica of Ancient Weapon | Leather Scabbard

Posted on: Jun 19

Cold Steel Chinese War Sword | Replica of Ancient Weapon | Leather Scabbard

Coming from Cold Steel, “the world’s strongest, sharpest knives,” this sword’s blade is fully finished, crafted to wield maximum power in your hands.

It’s a two-handed sword with a wide 231/4-inch blade and an overall length of 373/4 inches. The curved clipped point with a …


Cold Steel Bushman Knife | High Carbon Steel

Posted on: Mar 6

Cold Steel Bushman Knife | High Carbon Steel

This is a unique knife from Cold Steel — it’s pretty inexpensive, is made from high-quality materials and has no seam.

It has no joint or seam because it’s made from a single piece of SK-5 high-carbon steel. It is heat tempered and treated up to RC54.

The edge of the blade is …


United States Navy Sword | Cold Steel US Naval Blade | 1917 Cutlass Replica Militaria

Posted on: Dec 26

United States Navy Sword | Cold Steel US Naval Blade | 1917 Cutlass Replica Militaria

This is a replica of the last sword issued by the US Navy. A cutlass design, it’s often referred to as a “pirate sword” due to the sweeping cup and hilt design. This saber was issued to sailors from 1917 until the mid-1940’s. In 1949, it was …