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After waiting for 3 months, I finally get to pick up this baby.

They look nice. Congratulations. Is it OK to ask where it is sourced?Thank you.

Very nice. Love to own them.

Regards

Vikram wrote: They look nice. Congratulations. Is it OK to ask where it is sourced?Thank you.

Hi Vikram,
> I got mine from a general store in Mumbai - but mine is made by Muela
> The title "My Victorinox Kripan" is a bit misleading!

Briha

Brihaji, Victorinox stopped making the kirpan at its plant years ago. It only markets the kirpan now.
The knife is made by Muela in Spain, probably because it keeps costs low.

I am possibly one of those lucky ones who have the original Swiss kirpan from the very first batch. It looks similar but carries the Vic brand name.
I have the small one while my cousin has the big one that ran into a storm for two inscripted lines from the Guru Granth Sahib.
Sikh religious leaders did not approve of this initially.

This is nice blade. Congrats Amarpreet.


TC

I have two of these small Muela kirpans. While doing some research I found that the small kirpan blade is very similar to the Muela skinner knife below:

http://www.mmuela.com/productos_ing/108 ... p10a-muela

Also, I have noticed similarity between the large kirpan and the Muela Apache:

http://www.mmuela.com/productos_ing/142 ... ache-muela

Abhi

The Kirpans with "Stag Horn" handles look awesome
What we guys got is of poly-vinyl handles....
Wondering if I want to replace mine with a stag horn handle
Briha

Briha sir, I agree Victorinox Kripan is misleading. It is a muela imported by Victorinox India.

brihacharan wrote:The Kirpans with "Stag Horn" handles look awesome
Briha

Brihaji, calling them Kirpans may not be fair even though the blade shapes may be similar.
The Kirpans come with religious inscriptions.

Regards
TC

Abhiram,
Nice find


TC

Guys here is the original Victorinox small kirpan.






TC

Recently delivered a Big Kirpan which look a bit like the kirpan posted here.
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I really think that I love to keep it for my everyday carry to outdoors and show it to my friends and all who appreciates me for getting this antique knife.
Some times I carry the big Kirpan along with knife sheath as well for outdoors as it help me not to injured myself.

Dear all,

Inspired by the photos , I got myself one too from Khan Market in New Delhi. Its very well made and very happy with it. It cost me Rs 1990.

Best...

Chicky

Congrats a nice beauty in Shimla I notices a Kirpan with simliar blade but with larger size.I have one buddha dal tegha very large ,a khanda and will post pics soon.

I have also a Muela knife a little different different than yours. I want to buy one Good quality Rambo 2nd Knife or "The Outback" from downunder knives. Pls inform me where can I get this.

There are very good knives ans accessories available at the Gopi Nath Bazar (I think that was the old name) but its still famous by that name, in Delhi Cantt.
There is a large collection of shops selling these stuff besides army stuff and camping gear at very very reasonable rates.

Atul

Amarpreet wrote:After waiting for 3 months, I finally get to pick up this baby.

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Wow, A nice fixed blade knife. Is this made by Muela or Victorinox?