Lets talk Hawks.

[Spongebobby]

I need a good tomahawk for 100 dollars and less. Lets see what you guys come up with and anything goes.

 

[nemesis]

http://http://www.1sks.com/store/american-tomahawk-company-lagana-vietnam-tactical-tomahawk.html

american tomahawk company v-tac, im about to order one myself

 

[PayetteRucker]

HB Forge Shawnee Thrower at 40 bucks. Done and done.

 

[Cpl Punishment]

Everything by Fort Turner fits the bill.

 

[sumoj275]

Cold Creek Forge.

 

[Shotgun]

100 bucks is a lot for a hawk. Care to narrow it down a bit?


Period piece?
Thrower?
Entry tool?
Tacticool?

 

[Wolf_1989]

Everything by Fort Turner fits the bill.

:thumbup:

 

[Spongebobby]

I want it to be more traditional.

 

[Chris Meyer]

I like my Cold Steel Spike Hawk, and they are not terribly expensive.

 

[762 shooter]

I second the cold steel spike hawk.

 

[Prophet118]

I want it to be more traditional.

To me, nothing says "traditional" like a pipe or hammer poll hawk. Thankfully, Cold Steel makes one that looks like a pipe hawk, but is actually a hammer poll. It's made well, very sharp edge and it was only $27.00.

 

[trailbum]

I like the cold steel hawks for the money, $20-30.

 

[justjed]

Devin Price Competition model. Check it out at 2hawks.net

 

[trentu]

I would get both a CS Trailhawk and the Spike Hawk. 2 really good ones for under $100.

 

[dewingrm]

H&B Forge.

I'm very happy with my Seneca hawk. I've had it for a number of years and it is a excellent hand forged hawk. I used it this weekend for splitting some hardwood for kindling and cutting down some dead birch trees. I've owned a number of Cold Steel hawks and I've never been really satisfied with the product. I've always been completely satisfied with my H&B Forge hawks.