Hand Forged Tactical Hatchet Tool Viking Bearded Hawk Tomahawk Axe Camping Axe

While it’s great for digging through soil of any hardness and consistency,

An example of a highly specialized ax, this a North American design used primarily for combat but capable of general purpose work.

Custom Made FROM 5160 STEEL VIKING BEARDED HAWK TOMAHAWK AXE MOUNTAIN BAR BUSHCRAFT Exclusive Offer Custom Orders are Accepted For Axe's Head and Knives Dimensions: Axe Head Cutting Edge Width: 5.5" Axe Head Lenght 5" TOTAL LENGHT 16" Quality Standards **** This is one of my Bearded Hand Forged 5160 steel Mountain Bar Bushcraft makes some really tough hawks Tomahawk War Axe, if you liked the Hammer hawks from the axe Head steel than you will like the 5160 its even tougher!!! *****This is a great looking Hand Forged hawk Tomahawk . Sharp and ready to go. I forged this hawk from 5160 steel and heat treated it to 56 HRC.Over all 5" Long. Blade 5.5" wide. The hawk in the photos is the one you will receive********* I forge each hawk by hand on a 300lb Fisher Norris Anvil with a 3 lb straight peen hammer******** Each head is normalized several times differential hardened and double tempered. These tomahawks have been field tested in every theater from hiking in the mountains to combat tested. Combat proven. I test every hawk I make to ensure that it will stand up to extreme use, you can view the tests in the videos above. All of our hawks are hand forged by me personally one at a time, I also do all of the finish work, grinding etc. I use no jigs or forms of any kind, each hawk is an original. I also make the damascus that our damascus hawks are made from.

This Tomahawk axes originate from North America, where they were first used by Native Americans. They have a rich military history and have been used in battle since their creation, by both sides in the American Revolution, and later in the Vietnam War. These axes resemble hatchets, and the sharp blade makes them useful for a range of jobs, including digging, prying, chopping, and splitting. Though tomahawks are popular among soldiers, they have more recently become fashionable for camping. They are lighter and smaller than hatchets and are therefore easier to carry around. They are multi functional, able to be used for a range of bushcraft activities. Tomahawks are also popular for use in knife throwing competitions, where they have their own category.

Primary uses

There are loads of uses for a tomahawk. We’ve mentioned some already and we’ll mention some others later, so in this little section we will talk about who will primarily need and use a tomahawk.

Firstly tomahawks are popular with anyone who ventures into the outdoors for more than just a stroll, such as bushcrafters, mountaineers, adventurers and trekkers. Then you’ve also get the sport market for those who enter tomahawk throwing contests and other outdoor competitions. Finally you’ve also got the military and related services. All of these people (and many others that we’ve forgotten to name) use tomahawks. If you’re one of these, or someone else we’d love to hear from you as to what you use and have used your tomahawk for!