Looking for some other Hawks and axes to mod. Suggestions?

[NO F-Bdy Bs]

Im really enjoying taking these relatively inexpensive hawks and axes and putting a little work into them.

That being said, what are some other small Hawks and Axes out there?

I have 4 CS models in my possession. I would prefer to use some USA made ones this go round. I know steel is steel, and wood is wood, but wanting to support the local boys.


Trying to stay under $40-50 for each unit. I really like any Norse design or something that resembles the Trail Hawk head.
Just something with a good base design. Decent steel and hickory handle.
Suggestions?

 

[CaptInsano]

Im really enjoying taking these relatively inexpensive hawks and axes and putting a little work into them.

That being said, what are some other small Hawks and Axes out there?

I have 4 CS models in my possession. I would prefer to use some USA made ones this go round. I know steel is steel, and wood is wood, but wanting to support the local boys.


Trying to stay under $40-50 for each unit. I really like any Norse design or something that resembles the Trail Hawk head.
Just something with a good base design. Decent steel and hickory handle.
Suggestions?

H&B Forge has got you covered. Right price range and several designs to choose from.

 

[NO F-Bdy Bs]

H&B Forge has got you covered. Right price range and several designs to choose from.

I can never get a response or anything from those guys. Id like to order from them, but its always a PITA.

 

[Darbyfett]

Edit: Oops wrong Hawk Maker:foot:

 

[rdg]

I really like my Fort Turner Buck Hawk. Dana has several flavors of hawks, all well made. Might be interesting to play with. http://www.fortturner.com/
Bob

 

[Unsub]

I would also have liked a H&B. They have a great rep and the price and design look fantastic. I have found a lot of these smaller places are much better craftsmen than businessmen. Also a lot of them don't want to ship to Canada.
I have been considering a full on custom from North River Forge. He is a fellow canuk and a forum member and I love the fact that he forges his hawks in the traditional manner. 150$ range is to much for most people but I spend that on knives all the time. I would probably use my modded CS Norse for hard work etc and keep the NR for special occasions and for waving around while watching "last of the Mohicans".

 

[CaptInsano]

I can never get a response or anything from those guys. Id like to order from them, but its always a PITA.

I ordered mine off this site. No problems, fast shipping.

http://www.possibleshop.com/tomahawk.htm