Two philosophies i remember from my training. One "in a knife fight one of you is going to the hospital the other is going to the morgue". Two "when you get sliced/stabbed reach for your weapon and not your wound"
You can pick him to bits but you have to remember this man is the real deal. You have to respect him for his achievements and the fact that he’s gone at life at full throttle without compromise. I’d love to sit down with him and hear some of his life stories over a beer. A worrier and a gentleman.
well I'm not to sure what this mans achievements are but based on what I've see in this video being able to properly cut with a blade is not one of them.
@@canyunhicks1587 I felt the same way because it looks like he is limp wristed. However, i think he is merely showing the forms (patterns of combat movement.) As you can see, he never tried to cut anything or wasn't actually in combat. His demeanor and communication style is not performance based either, so it comes off as basement karate nerd.
@@canyunhicks1587 Martial arts practitioner (Free Style 'Full Combat' champion) Dominiquie's first starring role as Andre in The Honorable (2002) can be seen when the film hits the video shelves in March of 2003. The film is a semi autobiographical account of his journey to the US. Ex-French Foreign Legion Special Forces, served with the 2nd REP Paras for five years in Africa and the far East, before working as an independent advisor or soldier for hire. Competed as a professional in Muay Thai kick boxing in Burma and Thailand following his stint in the legion -- believes his time living in the rural boxing camps served as a decompression chamber for the years in combat and actually served to keep him sane. Actually served in the French Foreign Legion Special Forces for a five year stint. Saw engagement in Africa and Bosnia. One of the few "so called" knife fighting technicians to have actually survived real life encounters.
.The one single most important statement you made comes to this: "It's who strikes first...". This is a fact. This is the difference between living or dying. Being the Victor or the Victim. Fight first, fight fast, fight dirty ... just do it. But never bully anyone. Never harm another who is innocent. Never hurt anyone who is not an imminent threat to you.... lest you fail and fall
According to the civil code for Nepal, the punishment for killing cows and oxen is 12 years in prison, six years in prison for being an accomplice in killing, two years in prison for causing injury to the animals
I'm a Gorkha from Nepal.That's my weapon and thats my pride ,everything else in this video is true except-it's not called Kukri, instead,it's called KHUKURI.Also We do not cut cow or bulls coz it's against our law and religion.
+Jeff Chen sirupati have longer slender shape which makes it lighter and faster good for path clearing in jungle/..the angkhola are shorter and have a thicker spine good for chopping wood/..my choice khukuri for the jungle is a long and slender kukri like the sirupati khukuri but buy one at Himalayan imports thy make them with the best weight as in pounds but are more expensive but its up to you not me. Glad to help:)
He forgot to say ,always keep your blade rusty so if the cuts don't ki//, your opponent the rust will get him later by poisoning the blood stream and heart with delayed death cut techniques.
My dad was in Burma during WWII. He remained in awe of the Gurkhas, who fought along his side, his whole life. He told me many stories about them, including the ceremony where they take a cows head off. He gave me the Kukri he brought back, but it was, unfortunately, stolen. He also used to speak of the Kachins, Burmese natives who were fighting the Japanese Occupation. Didn't want to mess with those guys either.
Restoring one just right now. It's a "tourist" blade but from the 70's or so. So, not "that" bad. It has been mistreated along the years, but I will give it a second birth. 🙏
Read many comments saying this fellow has no idea of what he speaks. Did a quick "Google" and found this - Martial arts practitioner (Free Style 'Full Combat' champion) Dominiquie's first starring role as Andre in The Honorable (2002) can be seen when the film hits the video shelves in March of 2003. The film is a semi autobiographical account of his journey to the US. Ex-French Foreign Legion Special Forces, served with the 2nd REP Paras for five years in Africa and the far East, before working as an independent advisor or soldier for hire. Competed as a professional in Muay Thai kick boxing in Burma and Thailand following his stint in the legion -- believes his time living in the rural boxing camps served as a decompression chamber for the years in combat and actually served to keep him sane. Actually served in the French Foreign Legion Special Forces for a five year stint. Saw engagement in Africa and Bosnia. One of the few "so called" knife fighting technicians to have actually survived real life encounters.
The Gurkhas are a much loved and respected regiment in the British play of fearless brave I have been lucky to have known some British army Gurkhas and they are good friends and loyal and I would not insult by saying mercenary
The good news is I doubt this man has ever killed a chicken much less a cow, and neither with either of those kukri... The condition of them make me cry.
A light weapon? Surely they're about as heavy as knives get. Mine feels like a tomahawk when you swing it, but it is larger than the ones he's using to be fair. I could nearly use mine two handed, and I'm not a particularly small dude.
I don't know anything about Mr. Vandenberg. I've never heard of him before, and this is the first video I've ever seen of him. My initial thought was that his eyes say "He's not afraid to die" And then he started talking about "the state of no mind", and after these 3:43 minutes, I'm inclined to think I'm either psychic, or he's leaning towards the real deal. I'm very interested in learning how his fighting style can be "exceptional", and at the same time more open and arm-flailing than Al Harrington's Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm-Flailing Tubeman Emporium and Warehouse.
I have been following Mr. Vandenberg for a long time and this video is taken out of context and edited from a documentary “March with the Devil.” In the documentary, he was talking here about his Gorkhali Khukuri teacher who is a Christian not a Hindu and married to a Christian Karen woman in Burma. He was not talking about all Gorkhali who in general are Hindu and don’t eat or kill cows but worship them. He served in FFL best unit the 2rep with ex special ops and elite soldiers from all over the world and many Gorkhali too. Some of the Serbians who served with him are now part of the Pink Panther diamond heist gang. He is truly a unique individual and to me he is just being respectful here to his teacher in Burma and other Gorkhali he served with in the Legion. Respect for this warrior for me. Lead Dispencer.
BAD@SS Mushin (無心; Japanese mushin; English translation "no mind") is a mental state into which trained martial artists are said to enter during combat. They also practice this mental state during everyday activities.
The kaudi prevents blood from running on the blade yes indeed but is also used to inflict a small cut on the young gurkas hand when the blade is handed down him. If you ever get the change to bevriend a gurka, he will most likely show you his kukri but he surely will first draw a little blood with a nick on the thumb. There is short and long khukri and they are a lot lighter than the one that spends 5 years in the french foreign legion elite 2 rep unit needs to try to be cool wankers they just are bad ass soldiers. Ronin.
I was curious about Vandenberg's background so I rented his bio documentary called "March with the Devil" on Amazon. It was very intense and gave deep inside into the modern mercenary world and French Foreign Legion. Scary thing is he probably used those knives on someone in his past.
@@naveensingh_0735 part of being a brat is thinking killing someone is cool... You're more edgy than a Kukri, yet nowhere near as sharp as a butter knife, aren't you ?
the brits found these guys charging at them with just a kukri in hand in the 1800s these nutters held off a british platoon the brits didnt win instead they offered them a job as mercenaries for them if the brits have one of the most ferocious armies and they hired these guys even today that goes to show u how deadly these guys truly are respect them because the enemy did multiple times . straight up bat shit crazy
Hi This man has some proper moves whit two knives, this is not a walk in the park. I work in a triangle technic with one knife, in the beginning it was hard. Can't get my head around working with two. In my book it's a great video. And yes it's tools not museum art that needs polishing all the time. Do average Joe knows what blood does to steel? Specially spring steel as the original kukri is made of, it will oxide in an instant second. That's all pease / P
To check the power of the khukuri look for the video in the YT. the title of the video is Gurkhas vs the Special Forces of the World and you can see the gurkha chopping off, beheading the special head off in one single strike. but becareful and be warn....very scary.
the notch at the beginning of the blade near the guard is made to stop blood from dripping all the way to the handle and making the handle too slippery in combat to a point where the user could actually loose it they would have no interest in making their finger bleed because it would also spread blood on the handle causing the very same problem
Nobody actually knows why the Cho is in the blade. there's a lot of speculations on the origin, but I have no steady belief one way of the other. but it's not a true khukuri unless it has one.
Don't used bad word for Khukuri if you wont to know about Khukuri just fight with Gurkhas than you will know about khukuri still Gurkhas dos't need Gun
The kaudi prevents blood from running on to the blade yes indeed but is also use to inflict a small cut on the young gurkas hand when the blade is handed down to him. If you ever get the change to bevriend a gurka he will most likely show you his kukri but he surely will first draw a little blood with a nick on the thumb. There are short and long khukri and they are a lot lighter then the ones that are made for the western market and yes for all the warriors on here no one that spends 5 years in the french foreign legions elite 2 rep unit needs to try to be cool wankers they just are bad ass soldiers. Ronin.
Gurkhas fight in first and second world war and even today for the british empire. Yes thats right ! BUT most of the storys from the Ninja style fighting without a gun just come with a knife behind enemies line and cut head of .... thats just legends. Nothing than legends ! In fact such things never happen ! The gurkha knive is just like a useful traditional momory but not a real weapon for fight in the war.
Rusen rai I talked about this kukri knives in WAR not for home defence. For sure its not a bad knive but did you ever hear that soldiers in modern warfare use swords or Axe ?
@Klaus : yes Gurkhas use the most advanced and latest technology on fight these days but these knives are always on their waists so that they can use when they feel like not westing their bullets.
Yes thats right ! Even normal soldiers wear often Bayonetts but its more a tool than a weapon. Fact ist that Hand to Hand combat situation are very rare today.
Paulie, and others looking at this video, be very careful if you try to imitate what you see here. He might be able to get away with flicking around two blades, but frequently violates a core principle of kukri combat in not respecting the safety zone. Example being in minute 2:22 where he is making a deep long diagonal cut down with his right. It is heading toward his left knee. Should clear this by stepping. In answer to Jeremy, yes, they are more typically used singly, not in pairs.
Nice moves, I just had 2 Khukuris made, both are the M 43 styles, one is 13" long and quite thick, a little heavy to carry all day long, so I had the 2nd one made smaller, 10", and 7m/m thick, white/cream bone handle, the other one has black buffalo handle, both are 5160, your right, the Khukuri is my favorite too.
Prima vince/prepara la tua mente ( solo per difesa ) ... Eventualmente la "lama" (corta ,lunga, tattica,....)che rimane un attrezzo nelle tue mani . Ricorda ! Ex. Parà Folgore 8"BT Leoni.
U use khukuris to chop off a goats head. Use 1 hand with medium force to chop off a chickens head. Use 1 hand with full force to chop off a goats head. 2 hand + a large khukuri and full force to chop off a buffalo.
My knife the Cold Steel Natchez Bowie VG1 San Maii III is the choice weapon over this knife. Can this knife be rotated 360 degrees in an open hand? The balance must be shit. Draw that knife through the zone of your check hand. Not gonna happen cause the balance is not there. I practice with the Natchez Bowie and it will terrify you. I can take your life in a single swipe.
Telly Pea He was actually a sniper and explosives expert in the French Foreign Legion's elite paratrooper regiment, an avid martial artist AND actor. This guy is the real deal.
As an edged weapon lifelong student, I can see these are probably the ultimate weapons to take into a knife fight. But you simply cannot carry these around in case of self defense...if you ever had to use them and then explain yourself subsequently in court, you are going to look like a complete psychopath. Its a shame because they have huge advantages as far as edged weapons go. Defending against a regular blade is already incredibly difficult, with the way these blades curve forward and the tip heavy balance and associated velocity of the mass.....most defense techniques are going to come up fairly short. Also, those Kukri blades are far more shatter resistant than the usual steel we are used to seeing in sub 1,000 dollar edged weapons....that is because they are hand forged using old leaf springs from amiercan cars...and you can imagine how strong that steel must be to begin with...and then after hand forging over and over...its damn near the closest thing you can get economically to an ancient Japanese sword.
Kukri are very sharp and very light? No sir. They're not meant to be very sharp, and they're rather heavy. The concave part of the edge is very sharp, but the convex part isn't.
Traditional khukuris weigh less than 5 pounds. You have a tourist khukuri made to feel heavier because, we Americans instantly assume heavy is better. It's the shape of the blade that gives it the power.
I'm not going to play the internet troll with you. I just hope you are smart enough to understand the pics in the video. If you don't, I feel really bad for you. Watch Dominiquie Vandenberg - Real life expendables
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I dont even think he trains with them his edge alignment is all over the place
You talking like you could do better like you know what to do
@@lanaeushall9397 don’t need to be able to do better to spot a fake. And I do know what makes a good cut.
@@canyunhicks1587 yeah ok bro
@@canyunhicks1587 people who really know how to do something don’t go around bragging about what they know
I thought it was just me... He is slapping the crap out of his imaginary opponet.
Two philosophies i remember from my training. One "in a knife fight one of you is going to the hospital the other is going to the morgue". Two "when you get sliced/stabbed reach for your weapon and not your wound"
@2y3 I've been stabbed, sliced, and shot. Didn't die.
@2y3 i can't say what i die and what happened to then for legal reasons. The worst damage to me was getting shot in the head
@2y3 I'm fine. It happened almost 20 years ago. Just a scar in my left eyebrow
@2y3 he has. 38 and still going strong
You can pick him to bits but you have to remember this man is the real deal. You have to respect him for his achievements and the fact that he’s gone at life at full throttle without compromise. I’d love to sit down with him and hear some of his life stories over a beer. A worrier and a gentleman.
well I'm not to sure what this mans achievements are but based on what I've see in this video being able to properly cut with a blade is not one of them.
@@canyunhicks1587 I felt the same way because it looks like he is limp wristed. However, i think he is merely showing the forms (patterns of combat movement.) As you can see, he never tried to cut anything or wasn't actually in combat. His demeanor and communication style is not performance based either, so it comes off as basement karate nerd.
@@canyunhicks1587 Martial arts practitioner (Free Style 'Full Combat' champion)
Dominiquie's first starring role as Andre in The Honorable (2002) can be seen when the film hits the video shelves in March of 2003. The film is a semi autobiographical account of his journey to the US.
Ex-French Foreign Legion Special Forces, served with the 2nd REP Paras for five years in Africa and the far East, before working as an independent advisor or soldier for hire. Competed as a professional in Muay Thai kick boxing in Burma and Thailand following his stint in the legion -- believes his time living in the rural boxing camps served as a decompression chamber for the years in combat and actually served to keep him sane.
Actually served in the French Foreign Legion Special Forces for a five year stint. Saw engagement in Africa and Bosnia.
One of the few "so called" knife fighting technicians to have actually survived real life encounters.
.The one single most important statement you made comes to this: "It's who strikes first...". This is a fact. This is the difference between living or dying. Being the Victor or the Victim. Fight first, fight fast, fight dirty ... just do it. But never bully anyone. Never harm another who is innocent. Never hurt anyone who is not an imminent threat to you.... lest you fail and fall
its not cows or bulls but a buffalo for the sacrifice
Babin Shrestha Yeah I know I just came back from Nepal and Bhutan and I just came back so I can relate😇
I have the 46" ceremonial blade for decapitating the Buffalo, it's a beast but beautiful
Yeah not a cow as most Nepalese are Hindus, and that’s what the Choi represents it’s a religious symbol of a cows hoof
According to the civil code for Nepal, the punishment for killing cows and oxen is 12 years in prison, six years in prison for being an accomplice in killing, two years in prison for causing injury to the animals
I'm a Gorkha from Nepal.That's my weapon and thats my pride ,everything else in this video is true except-it's not called Kukri, instead,it's called KHUKURI.Also We do not cut cow or bulls coz it's against our law and religion.
what kind of khukuri is good for jungle ? sirupati ? angkhola ?
+Jeff Chen sirupati have longer slender shape which makes it lighter and faster good for path clearing in jungle/..the angkhola are shorter and have a thicker spine good for chopping wood/..my choice khukuri for the jungle is a long and slender kukri like the sirupati khukuri but buy one at Himalayan imports thy make them with the best weight as in pounds but are more expensive but its up to you not me. Glad to help:)
the bugspray
Water buffalo?
Lol good troll dude
It must have been a great honor to train with a Gurkha soldier.
Gurkhas are great guys. Hell on wheels in a fight and great practical jokers once they get to know you.
He forgot to say ,always keep your blade rusty so if the cuts don't ki//, your opponent the rust will get him later by poisoning the blood stream and heart with delayed death cut techniques.
Don't know what is worse a rusty nail in the foot or a rusty Kukri cut without medical attention.
My dad was in Burma during WWII. He remained in awe of the Gurkhas, who fought along his side, his whole life. He told me many stories about them, including the ceremony where they take a cows head off. He gave me the Kukri he brought back, but it was, unfortunately, stolen. He also used to speak of the Kachins, Burmese natives who were fighting the Japanese Occupation. Didn't want to mess with those guys either.
Dude, polish the crap off of those blades. I'd be ashamed if one of my khuks had rust all over it.
@SayZen you have no idea how tryhard you sound
When I was a merc my combat bowie was covered in rust. That way the enemy was less motivated to have it inside of them
Rust damages the blades and just shows you are lazy.
I just watched this guy's new movie The Mercenary. He uses the Kukuri knives in it and it was super bloody good action scene.
Restoring one just right now.
It's a "tourist" blade but from the 70's or so. So, not "that" bad.
It has been mistreated along the years, but I will give it a second birth. 🙏
Careful, someone might think you mean a second birth by blood.
@@ghousejetsfan Who said I didn't ? 😈 Who said I did ? 😇
Read many comments saying this fellow has no idea of what he speaks. Did a quick "Google" and found this -
Martial arts practitioner (Free Style 'Full Combat' champion)
Dominiquie's first starring role as Andre in The Honorable (2002) can be seen when the film hits the video shelves in March of 2003. The film is a semi autobiographical account of his journey to the US.
Ex-French Foreign Legion Special Forces, served with the 2nd REP Paras for five years in Africa and the far East, before working as an independent advisor or soldier for hire. Competed as a professional in Muay Thai kick boxing in Burma and Thailand following his stint in the legion -- believes his time living in the rural boxing camps served as a decompression chamber for the years in combat and actually served to keep him sane.
Actually served in the French Foreign Legion Special Forces for a five year stint. Saw engagement in Africa and Bosnia.
One of the few "so called" knife fighting technicians to have actually survived real life encounters.
Nowhere near as badass as Emile...
The Gurkhas are a much loved and respected regiment in the British play of fearless brave I have been lucky to have known some British army Gurkhas and they are good friends and loyal and I would not insult by saying mercenary
Anyone who fought for Brits are just traitors of their own kind.
I am proud to be the Nepalese.it is National Weapon of Nepal.
Cutting cow is the most illegal thing in Nepal! Its our national animal.
So you’re tellin me you have not steak on mount evererst. Smh
The good news is I doubt this man has ever killed a chicken much less a cow, and neither with either of those kukri... The condition of them make me cry.
Bro cow is a nation animal of Nepal and we nepalis worship them... We cut off buffalo's head not cows head...
homie really describing the wonderful kukri to the fallout new vegas music
A light weapon? Surely they're about as heavy as knives get. Mine feels like a tomahawk when you swing it, but it is larger than the ones he's using to be fair. I could nearly use mine two handed, and I'm not a particularly small dude.
probably should get the rust off
i love this legend fighting techniques.. much love from kenya
I don't know anything about Mr. Vandenberg. I've never heard of him before, and this is the first video I've ever seen of him. My initial thought was that his eyes say "He's not afraid to die"
And then he started talking about "the state of no mind", and after these 3:43 minutes, I'm inclined to think I'm either psychic, or he's leaning towards the real deal.
I'm very interested in learning how his fighting style can be "exceptional", and at the same time more open and arm-flailing than Al Harrington's Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm-Flailing Tubeman Emporium and Warehouse.
I have been following Mr. Vandenberg for a long time and this video is taken out of context and edited from a documentary “March with the Devil.” In the documentary, he was talking here about his Gorkhali Khukuri teacher who is a Christian not a Hindu and married to a Christian Karen woman in Burma. He was not talking about all Gorkhali who in general are Hindu and don’t eat or kill cows but worship them. He served in FFL best unit the 2rep with ex special ops and elite soldiers from all over the world and many Gorkhali too. Some of the Serbians who served with him are now part of the Pink Panther diamond heist gang. He is truly a unique individual and to me he is just being respectful here to his teacher in Burma and other Gorkhali he served with in the Legion. Respect for this warrior for me.
Lead Dispencer.
Jon Kitano gurkha are not hindu but gorkhali are consist of hindu
@@rayleighsilvers9313 British Gurkhas aren't the original Gorkhali Sena(Army).
BAD@SS Mushin (無心; Japanese mushin; English translation "no mind") is a mental state into which trained martial artists are said to enter during combat. They also practice this mental state during everyday activities.
Thank you for this video.
The kaudi prevents blood from running on the blade yes indeed but is also used to inflict a small cut on the young gurkas hand when the blade is handed down him. If you ever get the change to bevriend a gurka, he will most likely show you his kukri but he surely will first draw a little blood with a nick on the thumb.
There is short and long khukri and they are a lot lighter than the one that spends 5 years in the french foreign legion elite 2 rep unit needs to try to be cool wankers they just are bad ass soldiers. Ronin.
Aye , those blokes are bloody brill , like . Certainly the dog's bollocks whilst it comes to close quarter frazzles.
Why would fluids only concentrate towards the kaudi and not along the flat or the spine?
Thumbs-up from me. Great Respect for Khukuri I like this video.
Love the Khukri, a design that supposedly dates back to ancient greece and is still just as good today.
Kopis
Sica the Roman call it sica
I was curious about Vandenberg's background so I rented his bio documentary called "March with the Devil" on Amazon. It was very intense and gave deep inside into the modern mercenary world and French Foreign Legion. Scary thing is he probably used those knives on someone in his past.
Scary???!!
Coolest thing man!!
@@naveensingh_0735 you're so childish
@@LynaLoopS so part of being grown up is getting scared of cool things?
@@naveensingh_0735 part of being a brat is thinking killing someone is cool... You're more edgy than a Kukri, yet nowhere near as sharp as a butter knife, aren't you ?
@@LynaLoopS sadly no but and killing bad guys is extremely cool
Those blade would fail a Gurkha Army inspection.
Great Presentation!
🤣
I have one from Nepal... It have awesome works on it
He is a SUPER HERO in Cross Fire game
the brits found these guys charging at them with just a kukri in hand in the 1800s these nutters held off a british platoon the brits didnt win instead they offered them a job as mercenaries for them if the brits have one of the most ferocious armies and they hired these guys even today that goes to show u how deadly these guys truly are respect them because the enemy did multiple times . straight up bat shit crazy
Why am I not surprised to see a crazy white guy in this video lol
the background music sounds familiar. i think i heard it in AVP game from 2010
A real gurkha would be disgusted to see the rust all over the blades.
A real warrior respects his weapons.
Buenos dias podrias enseñar como dominar el kukri paso a paso
Como luchar, trucos etc
Deep stuff
I agree with your philosophy 100 %.
Hi
This man has some proper moves whit two knives, this is not a walk in the park. I work in a triangle technic with one knife, in the beginning it was hard. Can't get my head around working with two.
In my book it's a great video. And yes it's tools not museum art that needs polishing all the time. Do average Joe knows what blood does to steel? Specially spring steel as the original kukri is made of, it will oxide in an instant second.
That's all pease / P
very well done
that's funny, the small notches weren't used to draw firstblood, they keep the blood off your hand.
Is it proper form/technique to wield them in pairs or is it fine to fight with it single like a army bowie?
A little information concerning the martial artist appearing in this video: - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominique_Vandenberg
uploaded on april 2nd... so im not sure what to think of this
True!!!!
Ok... how long is the blade of a real gurkha knife ?
"The fear of God" you mean Gods?
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
@@Isaiah-ft5nx 3 persons in one. Aka holy trinity
lol, I would be concerned about my own safety trying some of those moves 😆 ... Seriously, ... nicely done ...
i agree with the part of the mind 2:20 i think it that way to pj from P. T. K.
Depends on the Master of his/her blade(s).
To check the power of the khukuri look for the video in the YT.
the title of the video is Gurkhas vs the Special Forces of the World
and you can see the gurkha chopping off, beheading the special head off in one single strike. but becareful and be warn....very scary.
This guy is on some shit bro.
the notch at the beginning of the blade near the guard is made to stop blood from dripping all the way to the handle and making the handle too slippery in combat to a point where the user could actually loose it they would have no interest in making their finger bleed because it would also spread blood on the handle causing the very same problem
Nobody actually knows why the Cho is in the blade. there's a lot of speculations on the origin, but I have no steady belief one way of the other. but it's not a true khukuri unless it has one.
it is a clitoris
Don't used bad word for Khukuri if you wont to know about Khukuri just fight with Gurkhas than you will know about khukuri still Gurkhas dos't need Gun
The kaudi prevents blood from running on to the blade yes indeed but is also use to inflict a small cut on the young gurkas hand when the blade is handed down to him. If you ever get the change to bevriend a gurka he will most likely show you his kukri but he surely will first draw a little blood with a nick on the thumb.
There are short and long khukri and they are a lot lighter then the ones that are made for the western market and yes for all the warriors on here no one that spends 5 years in the french foreign legions elite 2 rep unit needs to try to be cool wankers they just are bad ass soldiers. Ronin.
Gurkhas fight in first and second world war and even today for the british empire. Yes thats right ! BUT most of the storys from the Ninja style fighting without a gun just come with a knife behind enemies line and cut head of .... thats just legends. Nothing than legends ! In fact such things never happen ! The gurkha knive is just like a useful traditional momory but not a real weapon for fight in the war.
if you wanna feel it visit me and I will show you what's true.
Rusen rai
I talked about this kukri knives in WAR not for home defence. For sure its not a bad knive but did you ever hear that soldiers in modern warfare use swords or Axe ?
@Klaus : yes Gurkhas use the most advanced and latest technology on fight these days but these knives are always on their waists so that they can use when they feel like not westing their bullets.
Yes thats right ! Even normal soldiers wear often Bayonetts but its more a tool than a weapon. Fact ist that Hand to Hand combat situation are very rare today.
Tell that to the Argies who invaded the Falklands , they found out how effective they are .
Paulie, and others looking at this video, be very careful if you try to imitate what you see here. He might be able to get away with flicking around two blades, but frequently violates a core principle of kukri combat in not respecting the safety zone. Example being in minute 2:22 where he is making a deep long diagonal cut down with his right. It is heading toward his left knee. Should clear this by stepping. In answer to Jeremy, yes, they are more typically used singly, not in pairs.
Chance favor the prepared mind.
Second place is an illusion. There's no second place in a knife fight
Look up How to kill buffalo in Nepal. It's right here on CZcams kids! But I warn you it's brutal!
Polish the blade like your soul. Free of imperfections. O' Maha Kali accept my offerings!
Is there any training areas Nepal? I’d love to take the classes to master this beautiful weapon
We use khukuri in everyday task , so we dont really do practice it's just we use it so much in daily life we are used to it
Curry Mofo ohh I was expecting some type of martial Art or something
That blade is rusty? WTF?
No sé usa de esa manera el kukri se usa con el filo hacia abajo.
Nice moves, I just had 2 Khukuris made, both are the M 43 styles, one is 13" long and quite thick, a little heavy to carry all day long, so I had the 2nd one made smaller, 10", and 7m/m thick, white/cream bone handle, the other one has black buffalo handle, both are 5160, your right, the Khukuri is my favorite too.
Good
That's funny! He talking about Nepalese khukri but is using Pakistani made cheap kukri.
It doesn't matter where the blade came from it's the skills with that style knife
A combatant would try to open you up with a ka bar for example or a cheap knockoff if he had no other choice
Man this guy is a gucking warrior poser dont know shit about real combat
@@canyunhicks1587 I thought he was in the French Foreign Legion?
Like the British army ordered to supply to Nepalese and Indian regiments prior to the partition of India perhaps?
That's original khukuri on your hands but how
He talks the talk
Um. Corroded blades? Dude! The bull sacrificing kukri is a lot bigger than the standard issue one.
Pt2 They were never to be used against women or children.
the khukuri is so heavy its no way light at all
Prima vince/prepara la tua
mente ( solo per difesa ) ...
Eventualmente la "lama"
(corta ,lunga, tattica,....)che rimane un attrezzo nelle
tue mani . Ricorda !
Ex. Parà Folgore 8"BT Leoni.
Can this kukri cut the cheesiness of this dude?
i would call it the water blade by how smooth he moved with the blade
U use khukuris to chop off a goats head.
Use 1 hand with medium force to chop off a chickens head. Use 1 hand with full force to chop off a goats head.
2 hand + a large khukuri and full force to chop off a buffalo.
sounds like fallout music XD
hes not doin it like denzel in book of eli lol
nice khukuri game l from nepal
My knife the Cold Steel Natchez Bowie VG1 San Maii III is the choice weapon over this knife. Can this knife be rotated 360 degrees in an open hand? The balance must be shit. Draw that knife through the zone of your check hand. Not gonna happen cause the balance is not there. I practice with the Natchez Bowie and it will terrify you. I can take your life in a single swipe.
I'd like to see you try and beat me with my kukri.
This guy is just an actor. If you look him up some of his movies are on youtube.
Telly Pea I susspect he also has a lot of movies on HOMOtube
Telly Pea He was actually a sniper and explosives expert in the French Foreign Legion's elite paratrooper regiment, an avid martial artist AND actor. This guy is the real deal.
Yep i have google also dude. I was referring to this video not his life.
Watanabe!
As an edged weapon lifelong student, I can see these are probably the ultimate weapons to take into a knife fight. But you simply cannot carry these around in case of self defense...if you ever had to use them and then explain yourself subsequently in court, you are going to look like a complete psychopath. Its a shame because they have huge advantages as far as edged weapons go. Defending against a regular blade is already incredibly difficult, with the way these blades curve forward and the tip heavy balance and associated velocity of the mass.....most defense techniques are going to come up fairly short. Also, those Kukri blades are far more shatter resistant than the usual steel we are used to seeing in sub 1,000 dollar edged weapons....that is because they are hand forged using old leaf springs from amiercan cars...and you can imagine how strong that steel must be to begin with...and then after hand forging over and over...its damn near the closest thing you can get economically to an ancient Japanese sword.
Seattle Flyboard when the apocalypse starts I’m duel wielding kukri’s
I thought the notch on the blade near the handle was to stop the blood from reaching the handle, causing the one using it to lose their grip.
This guy couldnt fight his way out of a wet paper bag
Kukri are very sharp and very light? No sir. They're not meant to be very sharp, and they're rather heavy. The concave part of the edge is very sharp, but the convex part isn't.
Traditional khukuris weigh less than 5 pounds. You have a tourist khukuri made to feel heavier because, we Americans instantly assume heavy is better. It's the shape of the blade that gives it the power.
@@ghoulishgoober3122 you don't think a 2 pound knife is heavy? 😅
scary music
Also I'm calling bullshit on cutting a cow's head off with those blades.
It all depends on HOW BAD the cut is..... ha ha ha ha..... Yeah, you can live through some cuts, but you will die from others.
idk about the cow thing cause cows are sacred in nepal
agred gentleman he dont know anything
this is a joke...right?
No way, man. I cut the heads off cows with my pocket knife all the time. For good luck.
I hope so, but I don't think so.
no its true with one swift swing towards the neck of a water buffalo with my butterknife the head comes rolling off
Go pick a fight with a Gurkha armed with only his Kukri and find out! I guaranty you won't live long enough to tell about it!
Phil Hand
I'll bring my sword. I think I'm gonna be fine :)
My cold Steele carbon v kukri is the 1 knife id take to hell n back.
WOW! I didn't know you could learn enough to become a master from Steven Seagal movies!
I'm not going to play the internet troll with you. I just hope you are smart enough to understand the pics in the video. If you don't, I feel really bad for you. Watch Dominiquie Vandenberg - Real life expendables
Well...did I just watch a stranger side of Anton LaVey😬🤔
Only Bull never a Cow.
Cow is a national animal of Nepal..Gorkha dont kill cow or bull.. infact they workship them.
Traditionally kukri should not be used to cut a cow.