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bargs

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howdy,been nosing around trying to get some info.been messing with some kukri,now i want a hawk,looking for a bearded hawk,any descent deals on on a bearded hawk or who makes them,i like the style.any good deals out there.
 
There's a couple that come to my mind. Allen foundry makes a bearded hawk, good throwers, soft steel though. Hanwei also makes a couple different styles of bearded axes, from what I've heard the handles they come with are garbage but they're pretty cool axes.
 
bargs said:
howdy,been nosing around trying to get some info.been messing with some kukri,now i want a hawk,looking for a bearded hawk,any descent deals on on a bearded hawk or who makes them,i like the style.any good deals out there.
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Hi there
check out the Hudsons Bay ax in steves (Coal creek forge) post called "How About some Buyer Input", it's pretty amazing, hand forged by a great old guy ;-))))

regards

Robin
 
thanks for the info. now i have been looking around on the internet seeing all these different designs.still leaning toward a bearded stile, but found some cool axes and hawks,now my heads a swimmin.
 
bargs said:
thanks for the info. now i have been looking around on the internet seeing all these different designs.still leaning toward a bearded stile, but found some cool axes and hawks,now my heads a swimmin.
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Soon you'll have a few, then a lot, then it gets nuts ;-))

Welcome to the forum, it's a good place to hang out.

Regards

Robin
 
bargs,your living in blacksmith country,the hills down there are full of smith's,just follow the smell of coal smoke and have one of them boy's forge up what you want.I been thinkin about movin back down to Pocahontas but that's as far as it ever get's
 
coal creek forge,sir if i may ask is that your email at the bottom so i may enquire a question.i tried to email and my outlook express bounced it back at me for some reason on my computer,is their any forges in arkansas,thanks. mike.
 
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bargs,what particular style of Bearded Hawk are you looking,can't figure out why your e-mail won't come thru-everything is Kosh on my end
 
I have very limited knowledge about hawks and sure would like to see what one looks like or a description if anyone has a picture handy.
Thanks
 
Pipeman: Thank you, now I know. I appreciate your response, they are real beauties and thanks for the welcome.
 
steve"s work is awesome,i"m gonna save up,that bearded hawk of joe paranee from bethlehem,pa is right up my alley,me and my wife just had our computer reconfigured/updated/-acting up"-now were trying to reload everything,what a mess,anyway all i own that is bigger"is a cold steel 18" kukri w/ sheath i paid 27.00 at uncle sams outfitters a while back when i had "kukri fever",anybody got a cheap hawk"like a indian windlass" for a cheap kukri. is anybody laughing,or just thinking what an idiot.i seen the prices on 2 bearded hawks ,they were around 400.00 on the site i was on.have a good day.
 
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