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I want a tomahawk.
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Me too, but today I saw they make polypropylene training swords. I think my son needs them.
Bought 2 of the practice swords and 6 of the knives for me and the grand sons.....
Don
'2 hawks' tomahawks are nice.
For now if you need cheap buy a cold steel hawk of your choice. If you are halfway crafty you can fix it up alittle. They are good till you can buy something better.
ill second H&B forge out of Ohio. these guys hawks are some of the top hawks and knives used for competitions. Style too!
i carried a "Vietnam hawk" on every deployment. When I didn't have a lot of money as a PFC I didn't see the point of spending hundreds of dollars like others did in my unit (tradition) and then when I could afford it if I wanted to I had already formed a sentimental attachment to my $70 or so hawk so I didn't upgrade. Great hawks for like $100 or so.
For now if you need cheap buy a cold steel hawk of your choice. If you are halfway crafty you can fix it up alittle. They are good till you can buy something better.
ill second H&B forge out of Ohio. these guys hawks are some of the top hawks and knives used for competitions. Style too!
i carried a "Vietnam hawk" on every deployment. When I didn't have a lot of money as a PFC I didn't see the point of spending hundreds of dollars like others did in my unit (tradition) and then when I could afford it if I wanted to I had already formed a sentimental attachment to my $70 or so hawk so I didn't upgrade. Great hawks for like $100 or so.
tradertator
Grandmaster
Cold Steel would be a good choice, and American Tomahawk Company is a considerable step up. I've had a LaGana VTAC for years, and love it.
Of my nice stuff, I really like Winkler. RMJ is no slouch either.
I've got a soft spot for forward spiked hawks, like the Winkler R&D or the Tracker Dan Graymatter. I think this will be my next purchase:
http://jrosaknives.com/project/babcock/
Of my nice stuff, I really like Winkler. RMJ is no slouch either.
I've got a soft spot for forward spiked hawks, like the Winkler R&D or the Tracker Dan Graymatter. I think this will be my next purchase:
http://jrosaknives.com/project/babcock/
So - it appears that I'm meeting just a BIT (Ahem) of resistance from my spousal unit...
Considering what we just spent on her eyeballs last Friday, one would think she'd be sympathetic to a $50-ish low-end something or other.
BUT - perhaps it's just because of what we spent on her eyeballs that the resistance is there...
I have grand dreams of fashioning some kind of wooden target in my back yard and, uh, practicing throwing a 'hawk. I think that'd be a great stress reliever when I can't get to the range.
Considering what we just spent on her eyeballs last Friday, one would think she'd be sympathetic to a $50-ish low-end something or other.
BUT - perhaps it's just because of what we spent on her eyeballs that the resistance is there...
I have grand dreams of fashioning some kind of wooden target in my back yard and, uh, practicing throwing a 'hawk. I think that'd be a great stress reliever when I can't get to the range.
So - it appears that I'm meeting just a BIT (Ahem) of resistance from my spousal unit...
Considering what we just spent on her eyeballs last Friday, one would think she'd be sympathetic to a $50-ish low-end something or other.
BUT - perhaps it's just because of what we spent on her eyeballs that the resistance is there...
I have grand dreams of fashioning some kind of wooden target in my back yard and, uh, practicing throwing a 'hawk. I think that'd be a great stress reliever when I can't get to the range.
Just buy it anyway. It's better to ask forgiveness than permission.....
Just buy it anyway. It's better to ask forgiveness than permission.....
My wife is bigger and stronger than I am.
That's not funny.
Oh, sir, we disagree. I would pay cash, folding money to watch Tactically Fat's wife intimidate you and then give you a sound thrashing.
For the record, I have no doubt that she could do the exact same to me. However, my amusement would be far less pronounced were I the recipient rather than your ginger self.
Ebay has a few cheapiesI have a Cold Steel Trailhawk w/ hammer on back. It was cheap, and plays ok with others. Haven't really thrown it, but am looking for a couple cheapies to do some of that. Good luck. (mine is in my BOB for multi use survival settings)
