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Question: Is the tomahawk of one piece construction, or is the head welded to the handle? I ask because one reviewer states that the head broke.
Document: Gorgeous weapon. Good for a collection. Do not throw! May be full tang and thick, but not strong at the head. I broke mine on a soft wooden target.
I have some high end tomahawks that cost much more and this one could compete with similar versions costing ten times more. this is a really nice piece of equipment when you need it. Full tang construction and heavy duty. If you dont care about the high end makers and do not want to be a flashy guy with a 500 dollar hawk this is for you. I could buy five to ten of these for the same price as one of the others. enough said
Solid.+ The price is right for a single piece Tomahawk. In my opinion, Tomahawks, like alotta other stuff, reach a certain point of performance and quality and really anything beyond that point doesn't serve a practical purpose. Don't get fooled by &#34;price impression.&#34; I don't think a $500.00 Tactical Tomahawk is gonna do anything this one won't do when the apocalypse comes.+ The nylon cover is useless.
I just received mine today and this tomahawk is a pretty impressive piece of 1070 high carbon steel for the price that you pay. I'll never spend $2-300 and up on one of the high-end tomahawks that our military uses, but I can't think of anything else in this price range that comes close to those expensive tomahawks. As others have said, it's more for breaking and opening things than for fighting, but if it was all I had in a fight, I wouldn't hesitate to wield it.
A little too heavy for a fighting Tomahawk, the weight will slow it down, so fast strikes will not be possible like with the SOGs. However it won't have the head break off like the SOGs. Since it is a heafty one peice design of 1070 high carbon don't think breakage is much of an issue. This is a TOOL to get you out of or into places you might have to access. Spiked end should be able to break chains and padlocks without too much trouble.
However if you were to be up against a human adversary I'm sure tossing this 2 lbs 11 Oz chunk of high carbon steel at their head they'd be sure to go down axS&W; Extraction & Evasion Tomahawk w/kraton overlaysticking in or not. However if you are only looking for an ax that you may through i recommend a Bud K tomahawk. But maybe one more thing that id change on the product is the handles. the rubber like material can sometimes flip up or wobble to the left or right.
Well made, heavy survival tool. Yes, this is a survival tool, not a weapon. It is too heavy to be used in defense. I'm a big strong man, but this tool is heavy and not made with combat in mind. It is for survival, evasion and extraction just as the headline says.The one piece design with the full tang handle makes for excellent durability as does the high carbon steel. You could tear apart a truck with this thing!
I thought this was the end of my new toy, but after kicking the handle, it popped out of the tree virtually unscathed. (This definitively isn't weighted for throwing, so I wouldn't recommend it.) I am confident it will hold up to any foreseeable abuse and last for my lifetime. Just be careful when swinging either end over-head, catching yourself in the back with that spike isn't a treat. My only bitch about it is the sheath that it comes in.
Probably the best made tactical tomahawk you can buy for the money. One solid piece of quality steel. You ain't gonna break this baby! Will easily last a lifetime.
Why a silly person would throw their weapon to an enemy in the first place is beyond me. The weight of this buzzard carries it through the swing, making it a bit unwieldy. However, burying the spike into an assailant's dome in CQC, or, breaking, not chopping, off a limb is guaranteed with the fat old buzzard.Ahh, the handle has zero grip too; Ive seen this piece wrapped with para-cord -- I like that better.Enjoy!
Answer: yes