Not a Tomahawk, but a lot more useful in my opinion would be a Gransfor Bruks mate The Vietnam Hawk is quite well thought off , but there was a problem with the SOG's, but I can't remember what No idea about the Condor I'm afraid
Quote from: Micky d on April 22, 2009, 04:55:40 PMNot a Tomahawk, but a lot more useful in my opinion would be a Gransfor Bruks mate The Vietnam Hawk is quite well thought off , but there was a problem with the SOG's, but I can't remember what No idea about the Condor I'm afraid Interestingly I looked on heinnies and found this about the sog: A versatile tool for various needs. The 420 stainless steel head with Hardcased coating is mounted to the fiberglass reinforced nylon handle with heavy-duty bolts and a steel ferrule to keep the wood from splitting. Maybe that's where the problem lies in that it's a three piece axe consisting of steel,nylon and wood
Thanks for the replies and recommendations, though now I may end up spending more by opting for a hatchet and tomahawk and try them both
Is there a tomahawk available with a hammer on the opposite end, the kind mel gibson used on the movie the patriot?
Quote from: duckman1975 on April 23, 2009, 01:45:54 AMIs there a tomahawk available with a hammer on the opposite end, the kind mel gibson used on the movie the patriot? There are a few of em. The Cold Steel Trailhawk has a hammer end.
Here is a link to an ugly looking though some say ... useful utility hatchet. And it's only $9.95 plus shipping.http://www.garrettwade.com/box-hatchet/p/08A01ddd01/Mike