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The Gurkha Kukri blade. A classic, large fixed blade design. Truly historic, it could easily be argued that the Kukri has more chopping power than any fixed blade knife and most axes.

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Comment by Halicon on October 7, 2010 at 9:51
Good point. Although the design to rival it would be the Japanese Nata. Similar looking in design but much more focused toward woodworking.

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