Vectors Hawks

[EdgeTim]

So lets see some pictures of Vectors beautiful tomahawks eh?

I was planning on purchasing one a while ago, but ended up needing the money elsewhere. Now I have the money to blow and need some pictures =)

Thanks Ved or anyone who can post some teaser pictures!!

Tim

 

[762 shooter]

Here's a couple-

 

[CitizenQ]

:thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[vector001]

here ya go, thanks for your interest, brother edge'...!

this style of head is called a ThunderDome, with the thru-hole.

we also put hermetically-sealed bolts through top and bottom, as an option for tool attachment/walking foot accesorization....

Cowled Steel Ring close-up.

say you don't feel sexy - you can't say it....

we have some new skin types that will be premiered at DirtTime 2008.

http://dirttime.com

if you like roughing it as much as i do, these get-togethers are superior learning experiences.

thanks again for your interest, brother!


vec

 

[EdgeTim]

See I knew if anyone could deliver Vec you could!!!!

Thank you sir, now wheres a napkin for this drool =)

 

[Mountainwind]

So how much does the shorter hammer head type hawk weigh?
These look really good.

 

[EdgeTim]

Come on who else has some?

Thanks all so far for the posts.

Tim

 

[vector001]

So how much does the shorter hammer head type hawk weigh?
These look really good.

i think you are talking about the Trail hawk head that we use Standard, brother.

i try to keep the hawks averaging about one-ounce-per-inch of length, brother (give or take 10 percent - i try to customize it for the folks who buy them, and can go light or heavy depending on intended usage - i like my 3/4 ultralights, but i also like my battle axes, which can probably chop oak with the edge of the Exterior Strike Plate, especially if i add a little Kevlar and a few other goodies - we also play with balances - things that you will never be able to do with wood or many metal combinations effectively... and Hell yeah! it's a hoot to make these things...! har!).



that general weight convention makes the Gen 1 Mk 3 hawks able to fell trees and doors in a pinch, while being comfortable to carry all day, and stay deadly in a fight, if it has to come to that. - it's just a rule of thumb that seems to work, and will always be subject to change - these Gen 1 Mk 3 handles are starting to bend the rules again, so we should see a Mk 4 before long....

you haven't lived until you've had a 28 inch hawk that weighs about 24 ounces and doesn't quit though. - i am going to make one like that for my summiting Mt. Whitney in September - i love 'em, needless to say.

and they will probably only get slicker, God Willing.

it's a team effort with the folks who buy them and give us feedback, every one of those good folks are considered an Investor, vice clientele - and we will strive to be worthy of their support.

we don't take headaches from any buddy, and we definitely don't want to give any buddy a headache, so all the hawks are covered with an Unconditional Lifetime Happiness Guarantee.

when my Erica and i find out how to make it a better, safer deal, you bet we will, fellow-babies....

hawking is a lot of fun, more than anything else - we just want to keep the party going....

:thumbup:

vec

 

[vector001]

Come on who else has some?

Thanks all so far for the posts.

Tim

there's a lot of folks that have them over in the blades section of brother Ron Hood's http://survival.com, brother.

just stop in to the Welcomes forum and tell 'em i sent ya, and ask the brethren to do a vec hawk search for ya, as a guest.

you should get a lot of feedback, and the folks over there are really knowledgeable about the things most of us love.

most of the rest the Investors are trying their Gen 1 Mk X hawks out on people who speak Farsi and Arabic primarily......and might not be able to comment immediately....

one or two are chasin' 'roos with 'em....

HTH.

vec