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SOG Tactical Tomahawk - Bushcraft USA Forums I did a search of the bushcraft site and wasn't able to find what I was looking for; if I just missed it, feel free to point me to the right thread and disregard the following My question is this: For those of you who own or have used the SOG Tactical Tomahawk, what do you think? I know it's
Kepharts Hatchet - Bushcraft USA Forums Kephart's tomahawk I've been reading through Kephart's Camping and Woodcraft again and got to wondering Kephart wrote that "Among my most valued possessions is a tiny Colclesser tomahawk, of 8-ounce head and 2 1 2 inch bitt, which, with hickory handle and home-made sheath, weighs only three-quarters of a pound " Has anyone ever stumbled across an original one of these Colclesser tomahawks
Help IDing vintage Vietnam Tomahawk. | Bushcraft USA Forums Vintage LaGana Tactical Tomahawk ("VTAC") This LaGana Tactical Tomahawk has served the United States in every single conflict since the Vietnam War The "VTAC" has a drop forged 1060 steel (RC 52-54) blade The handle is hickory and coated black Has some scratches and minor wear, otherwise good condition Comes with original brown
Bear traps - Bushcraft USA Forums Has anyone ever used one of these? If I remember right these were made by a guy in North Dakota tomahawk
Why do you guys decorate your tomahawk handles? I'm wondering why I see so many pictures of decorated tomahawk handles here I'm not talking about the color but about things that are permanently added to the handle such as rivets Adding stuff like rivets makes it so the handle can't be popped off the head One of things I like about
Modified cs rifleman tomahawk - Bushcraft USA Forums Hey guys, just finished a regrind of the cold steel rifleman’s tomahawk Here is the factory profile: I always found it to be clunky and it had a weird balance, plus the scale of the head and handle was way off Anyway after looking at it for the last 20 years, I got out the grinder and had
Paps custom axes and tomahawks anyone familiar? - Bushcraft USA Forums I have a Paps tomahawk and it’s an awesome tool Just phenomenal! His name is actually Pawel Surdel and he forges his tools by hand Anyone else have a Paps axe or hawk? If you haven’t you should check him out If you are familiar and do have one, I’d love to see pics of yours! Paps is the one
Cold Steel tomahawk thread! - Bushcraft USA Forums I love them, they're very capable tools considering their light weight Very fun to modify too Unless there's already a thread specifically dedicated to them let's roll! Trail hawk Norse hawk Spike hawk I have the the Cold Steel Viking hand axe too but it still in the packaging
Cold Steel Vietnam Tomahawk - Bushcraft USA Forums As such, there are two "genuine" Vietnam tomahawks currently in production - the ATC VTAC and the Cold Steel Vietnam Tomahawk - the former is a modern version with a synthetic handle (as I hear it, nigh indestructible) and the latter being wooden-handled, as the original
Thoughts on forging a hand ax or tomahawk out of old leaf springs? I'll first say my current forge isn't all that great at heating up larger metal, so this may be a real challenge I've got a pile of old leaf springs in the scrap pile, some bits with relatively low use((so not expecting ant hidden stress cracks from hard use)add-on helper springs I'd put on a