10" bladed JackHammer

[Private Klink]

I was sort of good myself....................................

 

[Will York]

I’m happy to vouch for you, but that may not help matters.

 

[Currawong]

I'm sure Santa Jerry is taking note !!

 

[Private Klink]

I certainly hope so!!!

 

[Private Klink]

Merry Christmas to all the Hogs! (though it would be even merrier with a 10" bladed JackHammer)

 

[Busto]

Ditto ^^^^+1

 

[Private Klink]

Right on Busto!!!

 

[Private Klink]

A Christmas night bump for this great blade.

 

[Private Klink]

Hey Jerry, are you following this???

 

[Busto]

A 10" Bladed Jackhammer would be a Great addition to compliment the HOGB8 in 2018 me thinks...

 

[Private Klink]

I like the way you think Busto!

 

[Will York]

Busto knows.

 

[JackTheLad21]

I'm seeing a lot of you guys talking about the 10" jack hammer and the texican bowie (also 10"), can you tell me how these two would differ from the BWM?

 

[Will York]

Longer clip (in ratio to blade length), CBT, different handle for starters.

 

[DamascusBowie]

I'm seeing a lot of you guys talking about the 10" jack hammer and the texican bowie (also 10"), can you tell me how these two would differ from the BWM?

Texican Bowie may have a double talon guard and a coffin handle and a sweet swedged clip, possibly a skullcruisher as well.

 

[Private Klink]

Sounds good to me.

 

[Private Klink]

Another bump for the new 10" bladed JackHammer!!!

 

[Currawong]

I'm seeing a lot of you guys talking about the 10" jack hammer and the texican bowie (also 10"), can you tell me how these two would differ from the BWM?

BWM has a different handle - a variation of the fusion (ergo) handle which is designed for a chopping motion; jackhammer has a straight handle, better for stabbing / twisting / cutting motions.

BWM would also have a heavier blade - it's both wider than a jackhammer and has more steel in its profile (full height convex or sabre grind, vs cbt grind on the jackhammer) so would be a much heavier hitter.

Jackhammer has a stabbing profile, including a very tapered point and a swedge; the BWM has a typical chopping profile.

Overall, BWM is a dedicated chopper; a 10" jackhammer would be a compromise between a light chopper and a combat / hunting knife. I think the differences between the two wouldn't be great though.

 

[Private Klink]

Still, all great reasons for wanting the 10" bladed jackhammer!

 

[Busto]

Maybe Next Year I can trim Pecan trees with a 10" Bladed Jackhammer