The
Tomahawk ax or hawk is a small ax like tool usually with a straight shaft. It's an aggressive relative of the hatchet. The tomahawk has many uses
but most famously they were a tool used by Native American Indians for general purposes,
and as a throw able combat weapon. Below is a list of five of the
coolest hawks to ever roam the earth.
LAGANA TACTICAL TOMAHAWK ("VTAC")
Originally designed by
Peter LaGana, the great quality VTAC is produced by American Tomahawk Company.
This hawk is cool because of its history, designed by LaGana for Vietnam era
U.S. troops involved in close quarters combat. This tomahawk is the standard by
which all other modern tomahawks are measured.
Specs:
Steel: 1060
Overall Length: 14"
Weight: 1 lb+
Cutting edge: 2 3/4"
Bit length: 8 1/2"
Handle: ST "super-tough" modified nylon
TRAIL HAWK
A product of coldsteel
knives,the trail hawk is cool for three reasons: 1. Its affordable 2. Endless possible
modifications 3. It's easy to throw.
Specs:
Steel: 1055 Carbon steel
Overall Length: 22"
Weight: 23.6 oz.
Cutting edge: 2 1/4"
Bit length: 6 1/2"
Handle: American Hickory
EMERSON CQC-T
Designed by renowned
knife maker Ernie Emerson, and produced by American Tomahawk company. This hawk
is cool because of its efficient yet simple design.
Specs:
Steel: 4140
Overall Length: 13 ¾"
Weight: 16 oz. w/o sheath
Cutting Edge
Length: 2 7/8"
Bit Length: 7 3/4"
Handle: Precision molded nylon material
PATH FINDER SCOUT HAWK
Designed by survival
instructor, and Discovery channel's Dual Survivor co-host, Dave Canturbury.This
one was produced by legendary tomahawk maker Two Hawks. This hawk is cool
because it looks beautiful, it is reminecent of the hawks used in the days when
men were men and women were men, plus it's a very easy throw.
Specs:
Steel: Carbon steel
overall length: 18 3/4"
weight: 18.2 oz.
Cutting edge: 2 3/4"
Handle: wood
RMJ TACTICAL KESTRAL
Designed by acclaimed
knife and tomahawk maker Ryan Johnson, and produced by his company RMJ
Tactical. The kestral is cool because of its integral construction that makes
it damn near indestructable, this hawk is a modern warrior's best friend.
Specs:
Steel: 4140
Overall length: 13"
Weight: 25 oz.
Cutting edge: 3"
Handle: integral with scales
We hope
you enjoyed our 5 Collectible Tomahawk Guide. Below is an video of Pathfinder
School's Dave Canterberry. In the video Dave discusses how to care for and how to
throw a Tomahawk.
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