- Educate me on tomahawk sharpening. | Bushcraft USA Forums
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 chopping tasks, and a tomahawk seems a bit
- Open Carry Spike Tomahawk in PA? Conceal? - Bushcraft USA Forums
Whether a cop feels a tomahawk is considered an Offensive weapon - "other implement for the infliction of serious bodily injury which serves no common lawful purpose" or not may vary It may be prudent to put it in your pack before getting on a public road to avoid a concerned citizen calling the cops
- Tomahawk: Spike vs. Hammer - Bushcraft USA Forums
Tomahawk: Spike vs Hammer Cast your vote I prefer a spike Votes: 0 0 0% I prefer a hammer pommel or at
- Before and After -- Tomahawk Restoration - Bushcraft USA Forums
In this previous thread, "In search of a lighter tomahawk", I introduced this piece of rust that I bought off ebay: Well, I finally got it in the mail and found some (very scarce) time to work on it I removed much of the rust, filed the atrociously damaged non existant edge back in and sharpened it, and made a handle and crude mask
- Carry Options for a Tomahawk - Bushcraft USA Forums
I love the versatility of having a tomahawk with me in the woods pounding, chopping, splitting, defense, etc However, the constant tapping of the handle on my leg if I carry it on my belt is kind of obnoxious(I know I'm a whiny) What other ways do you all carry a tomahawk that enables quick access for defensive purposes besides belt carry
- CRKT Jenny Wren tomahawk - Bushcraft USA Forums
I had always wanted to try a small, full tang axe hawk and I finally picked up a CRKT Jenny Wren tomahawk a couple of weeks ago because their prices came way down (This is the lower priced, CKRT version of RMJ Tactical's product with the same name ) It sharpened well very quickly and the edge profile is not too thick
- Tomahawks: why? - Bushcraft USA Forums
A tomahawk is good for surviving in the wilderness, building a quick shelter, fighting Indians It is probably not so good for felling trees, splitting a rick of firewood, or carving spoons, garden gnomes, or cigar store Indians None of which I, personally, have ever found the need to do while roaming around in the woods
- Railroad spike tomahawk build - Bushcraft USA Forums
Railroad spike tomahawk build (pic heavy cheater's blacksmithing) I was inspired by the Backwoodsman magazine article on building a camp hatchet tomahawk from a railroad spike I had been looking for a project to build for my Dad, for his birthday and this fit the bill!
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