I love tomahawks. Been forging a few here and there out of ball pein hammers and forge welding a piece of H13 into the blade (not for sale). Anyone else enjoy them?
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I love tomahawks. Been forging a few here and there out of ball pein hammers and forge welding a piece of H13 into the blade (not for sale). Anyone else enjoy them?
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I love 'hawks as well. Can't afford the nicer customs anymore, but I have few beaters hanging around.
Same here. Plus, weight vs utility questions.
But I do like a good hawk
I have some that came in a Battlebox when I used to do that. No clue how to use it though.
I have an American LaGana tactical, an older one.
I also have a 2Hawks (Polaris trading) Warbeast.
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I have a SOG tomahawk. It's pretty cool.
Thing is, not sure about their "field utility".
Been using a short machete for years, camping and hiking. It's truly the do-all camp tool.
Thought of the tomahawk as an American classic, have been out with it a couple of times, and been kind of disappointed with its overall practical utility.
Considered getting one. Check out this company:
http://soldiersystems.net/2015/12/24...ical-tomahawk/
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Having both a "tactical" and a field style hawk, I don't find a lot of practical field uses for the tactical one. While soldiers would use the point to gain entry to vehicles, or skulls, I haven't found a field use yet. The cutting edge is narrow and flat, coupled with light weight, doesn't make for a good chopper, at least in field use. A lot of "rifleman" style hawks follow more primitive designs, and have curve to the blade. My Warbeast has this. It also has a hammer poll on back. It's a bit larger and heavier than most, but it chops well, like a small axe. On the top and bottom, behind the cutting edge, there are back edges. If you sink it, rocking it back and forth, it will cut its way out. I like it better than the tactical hawk, in use, at least from my limited time with hawks.
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I have one made by HB Forge
http://www.hbforge.com/polled-axes/medium-camp-axe
I use a Cold Steel, then have working replicas of original French ones from 1720s, when I portray early French milicien (militia). These events have both shooting and knife & hawk throwing contests, which pretty cool. Including the longest distance “1 throw stick”.
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