Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: is this a suitable throwing weapon? if i practice throwing at a tree how long will this thing hold up?
Document: I have abused mine by cutting tree limbs and throwing, and apart from a few scuffs and dirt, the head still sits snug like when it first arrived. Granted you could purchase a super tomahawk that would cost a huge amount, but for the price this hawk suits me fine. Apart from function it is also a nice looking tool/weapon which is suitable for both CQB or light breach work.
This is a fairly solid product. It is NOT for cutting down trees. This is a replica of a weapon. It is solid enough to hold up for its intended use but I doubt it would last too long if used frequently as a weapon. It appears that it will clearly work as intended on a limited basis (short term bug out / survival)  It does look menacing so just by its appearance it may save you some trouble. The blade arrived with an edge but was not terribly sharp.
I bought 3 of these last year for throwing. They are Awesome! The weight is perfect, and I can stick all three every time now ( after lots of practice). I am impressed at how well they hold up too. I have really beat them up, and the joint between the head and handle is still completely solid - no wiggle. The blade is also easy to sharpen with a metal file.
I have never owned a tomahawk before, but this is a sweet weapon. I do not believe in Zombies, but this would be great weapon to have if you ever did run across one. It would also be great to split some small branches or small pieces of firewood, etc. I would not use it to try and cut down a tree. The handle is plastic and I would not expect it to last very long under those circumstances.
I purchased this tomahawk for my dad who thought it was so awesome that he had to get another and they work great. We set up a target out of some scrap wood and began get some practice. They are easy to throw and extremely fun, I also got the double-bladed tomahawk which is heavier and far less accurate and the spirit which is just a piece of junk! This tactical tomahawk is one of the best throwing weapon I've ever used and is definitely worth a try.
Blade is still nice and sharp and the whole thing is still solid. I don't plan on using it for throwing so as long as I limit it to camping duty it should last a good long time. The cover is nice and secure, maybe too secure. It's a little slow to remove so for tactical use probably not the best choice. Still, the blade is pretty sharp so it's nice it comes with a cover.
This thing is indestructible as far as I have seen. I've chopped down many a tree with it and thrown it quite a bit. From the very first throw, it hit in the sweet spot every single time. I have no prior experience throwing tomahawks either mind you. It's just that easy. It didn't stick every time but that was due to the tree being super solid. A proper target would be no problem.
Ok. I love this thing. I try to take it everywhere it makes even moderate sense to have it. I went crazy one afternoon and just started running around the woods throwing it at trees as hard as I could. I didn't care if it bounced off. I didn't care if I had to look for it after blasting off a tree.The sharp blade end is very effective, and will dull but not too quickly.
I keep mine in the Jeep for when we're out on the trail and this little thing is great. Great weight, great construction, and perfect for clearing little  branches and whatnot. I doubt you'd want to cut a whole tree down, but for smaller obstacles it's great. It's also a lot of fun for throwing. The construction and durability are awesome, as is the price. I've had it for a few months now and I never hit the trail without it.
This weapon is cool. It is a great tool, very sharp, well made. If your into throwing I would suggest something with a wider blade, but for clearing brush around a fishing hole, or sharpening wood to a point, making tinder,this thing is great. I do think the sheath could have been made a little better. It is tight against the belt and has a tendency to pop open in cramped spaces.
Answer: yes