Got the Estwing Tomahawk

[sutured]

Right. So basically this is a roofing hatchet for mall ninjas...

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

Nah--I figure it's a good USA-made fighting 'hawk design on a GI budget, even if I'd change a few things about it.

 

[wildmike]

That there is a riggers axe. Having known a few folks who have used email for around 30 years....I damn sure wouldn't want to be on the recieving end of one.

 

[sutured]

That there is a riggers axe. Having known a few folks who have used email for around 30 years....I damn sure wouldn't want to be on the recieving end of one.

Ya, I bet they can write a nasty paragraph when the mood strikes them.

Doesn't tapa-talk make everything so much easier?

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

LOL that's great.

But yeah--I own and use one of their Rigger's Axes and it's a heck of a tool. As I often say, it was a "tactical 'hawk" before the term ever existed.

 

[wildmike]

Ha just caught my mistake above. This Playbook automatically chooses words and occasionally I don't catch the mistakes. I meant to say "used em".

I had one I modified the blade on a few years ago, and it made a good hawk...till some skell stole it!

I would take the riggers axe over the tomahawk any day.

 

[SpookStrickland]

I can't wait to pick one up!

 

[zachtateknives]

Right. So basically this is a roofing hatchet for mall ninjas...

No this is a roofing hatchet for mall ninjas.... (seriously a tomahawk made from the estwing carpenters hatchet)
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1014926-My-FIRST-attempt-at-making-a-SpikeHawk!

 

[doc trinidad]

got them both in today the double bit axe surprised me smaller than I had pictured it roughly the same size as the tomahawk still pretty cool though

 

[Cyblade]

I can't wait to see what some of the kydex wizards cook up for these.

 

[doc trinidad]

and yes these both will benefit from some time on the sharpening wheels