Excellent work from Two Hawks

[SlopFoot]

I just received a Competition model yesterday.
Pleased am I, Yes.
One of the first impressions that came to mind was "fine furniture". Except, you don't want to sit on this, 'cause it will cut you.
This is a real beaut of a 'hawk, not a run-of-the-mill chucker.
The edge is shaving sharp, so it is a great tool whether or not you go flinging it. All other edges are softened, without blurring. Great handling.
The blueing is rich and deep. The hickory handle is smoooooth.
The Eye to Handle fit is flawless. The hickory is two toned on my 'hawk, so it is dark on one side and light on the other, I get a kick out of that.
Sorry, I won't get pics out for a while. I'll get a side by side with the AXE, HAND, MULTIPURPOSE M1 (aka Warbeast)for comparison.
While they are very different from each other, they are executed with an attention to detail that is very pleasing to behold.

I just wanted so sing some praise for a craftsman that produces work that I enjoy.

Keep up the excellent work Two Hawks!
Thanks

 

[DancesWithKnives]

The fit and finish on my Competition, Longhunter, and Warhawk remind me of a custom rifle---very nice attention to detail. And as you say, the Competition chops well, especially for a hawk that was designed for throwing.

 

[Skeletor]

I would like to get a tomahawk (my first) but it looks like 2Hawks is on backorder. Is this still the case or is his site not up to date?

 

[SlopFoot]

I do not doubt that there is a significant backorder.
My understanding is that Two Hawks will do groups of orders
based on style. I imagine it may be a while before he does Competitions. E-mail him, he'll certainly let you know the general likelihood of when he may be doing a certain model.