I know I talk a lot about how my spike hawk is my most used tomahawk - and it's true. But I'm also a bit terrified of the spike - at least when I'm carrying it or using the blade side.
So wouldn't the best fighting tomahawk to practice "fighting" skills with be a rubber tomahawk, whether you're sparring with a partner or just practicing your moves on your own? Seems like doing it with the real thing is a manslaughter charge or emergency room trip waiting to happen.
looking at picking up a tomahawk. I am looking at the cold steel trail hawk which I know will need some modifications, but don't know a lot about the CRKT tomahawks. What do you guys think?
I've got my first tomahawk on order, a Cold Steel Trailhawk. I already plan to strip the paint, and give it a good patina, as well as customizing the handle to my liking. Still not sold on a tomahawk becoming a mainstay in my kit, as I carry small hatchets, a Collins boys axe, or a 8" Kukri for...
Looking for any guidance on a traditional tomahawk. I am looking for a tomahawk that can be thrown, as well as used for small wood processing tasks. A traditional style tomahawk rather than the newer tactical hawks is much preferred. I have seen a few on BCUSA such as the Cold Steel Trail Hawk...
I was looking around at different one-piece metal tomahawks and was having trouble finding one that looked like it would do what I wanted it to do, so I decided to cut down a little-used full size Estwing axe and turn it into a tomahawk-like object. I reduced the length of the head by just...