well i have come down with hawk fever again,bought a cold steel and fixed it all up,burnt handle,leather wrap,burned bear paws in the wood,friend had a fit over it and had to have it,it was twenty five bucks two or three years ago,well i bought a kabar 1248 cutlass to use as a chopper,two big a blade for me,like tomahawks,,gonna sell it i guess,but what would be the next step on the ladder from a cold steel.quality and price.want to fix me up a keeper.
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tomahawk question..
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Look at
Coal Creek Forge
Fort Turner Hawks
TWo Hawks
Walk by Faith hawks
Here on the forums are..
Butches forge
Kentucky (aka Wolf Creek Forge), makes great looking forged hawks
And just keep reading the posts in the axe, tomahawk and hatchet forum, lots of different hawks to look at.
Coal Creek Forge
Fort Turner Hawks
TWo Hawks
Walk by Faith hawks
Here on the forums are..
Butches forge
Kentucky (aka Wolf Creek Forge), makes great looking forged hawks
And just keep reading the posts in the axe, tomahawk and hatchet forum, lots of different hawks to look at.