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10" bladed JackHammer

A 10" Bladed Jackhammer would be a Great addition to compliment the HOGB8 in 2018 me thinks...:cool::cool::cool::thumbsup:
 
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?
 
JackTheLad21 said:
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?
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Texican Bowie may have a double talon guard and a coffin handle and a sweet swedged clip, possibly a skullcruisher as well.
 
JackTheLad21 said:
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?
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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.
 
Maybe Next Year I can trim Pecan trees with a 10" Bladed Jackhammer:cool::cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
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