CS Battle Hammer??

Wow! Out of all the guys here that own the CS stuff no Battle Hammers?

That spike looks mean... :)
 
Eric-A said:
Wow! Out of all the guys here that own the CS stuff no Battle Hammers?

That spike looks mean... :)
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Yes, I owned one I just gave it to my Dad because he liked the weight. He then gave me a A&A Horseman's axe which he said was a little to heavy. It makes a nice hole and dent in a 14ga steel helmet. The head liked to come loose with repeated use. I ended up pinning it into place. It's well made and does a lot of damage. I recently picked up the poll Axe.....does a lot more damage :thumbup::thumbup:

Hammer
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Poll axe

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Horseman's Axe
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Bors: Does your War Hammer have a tapered eye or is it straight like the Pole Axe?
 
Blue Sky said:
Bors: Does your War Hammer have a tapered eye or is it straight like the Pole Axe?
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The eye is tapered. If you plan on beating on wrecked cars trees and cinder blocks you might give some thought to pinning it.
 
I would say that I've posted on the warhammer one or two pages back, check it out. Other than that, run the forums through google search, "site:bladeforums.com 'your query' ". Know your search modifiers.
 
I enjoyed mine before selling it. They are fun! If you want more authenticity then there are "combat ready" medieval replicas out there.

It's a nice modern interpretation - I'm sure it does the business against someone in plate armor LOL!
 
I own one. It's Hell on wheels. I also own the Mace. The War Hammer is a little more versatile but the mace is just out right cool. I keep it in my tool bag in my truck along with a machete, axe, shovel, and pry bar. The handle on the War Hammer is also better. I had to do a little tweeking on the mace. I had to drill it out at the top and epoxy a lug bolt and a few steel washers in place. Added a little weight and made it all the more sturdy. All I can say on the war hammer is when you get it... before setting the set screw beat that thing as far as you can up onto the shaft. I set mine in between two saw horses and hit it with a 20lbs sledge. I got it about an 1/8th of an inch away from the top of the shaft. Then I set the screw with red lock tite. It ain't moving.
 
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