Tomahawks anyone

[fz1boxer]

we have our user's(estwing) and then we have our collectors............

Tree fitty!?!?! Ouch... Why is that a better choice than cold steel for 10x less? I have chopped up all kinds of stuff with my spike hawk. Its takes and holds a good edge and makes quick work of camp chores for around $30

 

[TattooedGunner]

I have one of the cold steel trail hawks. It's a pretty good little hawk for like $25.

 

[Fatzombie]

I see I'm not the only Tomahawk user out there-great hawks, mods and suggestions

Haven't got a chance to execute a wall breach or emergency extraction but I did use it to clean some fish on a Memorial Day cookout. The 1st one wasn't too pretty but once I got the hang of it , it went smooth and effortless.

Sushihawk...ha!

 

[19 Kilo]

My sweet SOG...

Sharp enough to be a cigar cutter!

My son has worn two of those out!

 

[B. Byrd]

My son has worn two of those out!

Is this about how useful they are, or how quickly they wear out?

 

[user 71]

Is this about how useful they are, or how quickly they wear out?

Might be a statement about how rough his son treats things...just sayin

Don't know him, his son, or theses hawks but that's the third possibility

 

[sniper62]

At Blade show saw an RMJ demo busting a padlock, (should have took pics ). Saw the Hardcore Hardware Hawks table-more great gear and found the Winkler display

Great show- Saw lots of nice customs everywhere out there. Oh yeah saw some knives too.
Still partial to the Shrike S-13.

 

[Patronus]

I been wanting one of those for some time now

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Craig-Barr-...702?pt=Collectible_Knives&hash=item53f92720fe

Oh WOW! I want one of these! Sweet!

 

[bladesmith]

Ryan Johnson who owns RMJ tactical hawks teaches a great class on traditional hawk making at John C. Campbell Folk School up in N.C. Super nice guy,classes are really good.

 

[sniper62]

and I thought Graphic arts and auto mechanics were good classes. . . .
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