#1 review of the wetterligns.... mini?

Brad "the butcher";6567322 said:
hey jca21, what store are you talking about, I am in Cloverdale. I have 2 of the wetterling large hunter axe 19in and I have never had a better hatchet.

i emailed italian sporting goods in vancouver and they said they stock two of the wetterlings mini axes.

i can email you the prices they quoted me if you provide an email address.
 
Bens Backwoods has them in stock!
http://www.bensbackwoods.com/servlet/StoreFront

Just checked the Wetterlings site and Bensbackwoods apparently the Mini (SAW 10H) is actually a Wetterlings SAW13H with a shorter 10 inch handle.
So the head is is the same weight 1.25 pounds and dimensions as my SAW13H head.
Darn i was hoping the head weight/size was closer in size to the GB mini.
Oh well the Wetterlings mini is still a sweet little axe!
If i didn't already have the SAW13 i'd pick one up for sure!
:)
 
Bens Backwoods has them in stock!
http://www.bensbackwoods.com/servlet/StoreFront

Just checked the Wetterlings site and Bensbackwoods apparently the Mini (SAW 10H) is actually a Wetterlings SAW13H with a shorter 10 inch handle.
So the head is is the same weight 1.25 pounds and dimensions as my SAW13H head.
Darn i was hoping the head weight/size was closer in size to the GB mini.
Oh well the Wetterlings mini is still a sweet little axe!
If i didn't already have the SAW13 i'd pick one up for sure!
:)

Some day when I get the chance, I want to pick one of the GB minis up, but the price will halt me a bit.
I can only imagine the wetterlings would work better in the sense that the head is a little heavier.

GB is 11 oz, and the wetterlings is 16? not too bad, but the extra is worth it in my eyes.

Spooky, I have pictures coming up for comparison.
 
Some day when I get the chance, I want to pick one of the GB minis up, but the price will halt me a bit.
I can only imagine the wetterlings would work better in the sense that the head is a little heavier.

GB is 11 oz, and the wetterlings is 16? not too bad, but the extra is worth it in my eyes.

Spooky, I have pictures coming up for comparison.
Actually the Wetterlings 1.25 pounds (20 ounces).

Yeah the GB price gives me stickershock as well!
Always wanted one but for me i just can't justify the expenditure!
And for that price i'd want to paw it before i bought it.
But hey if the Canadian dollar ever zips up to 1.25 U.S again i'll go for it!
:D
 
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Actually the Wetterlings 1.25 pounds (20 ounces).

Yeah the GB price gives me stickershock as well!
Always wanted one but for me i just can't justify the expenditure!
And for that price i'd want to paw it before i bought it.
But hey if the Canadian dollar ever zips up to 1.25 U.S again i'll go for it!
:D


Haha, too true huh?:D
 
Here we are Spook, a comparison pic for ya.
KJ Ericsson model mora
Vic Camper
and Gerber Foldering saw.
P3050093.jpg
 
Good review Fonly :thumbup: Makes me want to pick up a hatchet or axe even if it's just to play around with one.... :)
 
Thanks a bunch Fonly! Ya take 40 pictures, I ask for 41. ;)

haha, I dont mind at all man, please the people I say!:D

One thing I did notice, it looks like the hatchet has rust on the head in that pic, but it doesn't at all, just the color came out weird.:confused:
 
Yeah, I saw that coloring too! I was like, "I know Fonly doesn't take care of his tools for crap, but that was quick rust..." :D ;)

Anyway, ya jerk, I put one on order because of you. :thumbup:
 
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