This thing is wicked! No hammering nails here. I love the M-48 line! I own 6 tomahawks, 2 Spears (BOGO-Best Deal ever!) and now the War Hammer. Review of: Singapore Sling Throwing Axe Silver With Sheath make sure you practice safely when using these throwing knives. Seriously though if you want a great axe for throwing with out breaking the bank. If you do not get it right away stick with it, thowing is a great hobby and it is a great stress releiver. You have to work with the aim a bit, because it is a lot different then throwing knives. The axe is well balanced and easy to throw. His triple lightning set is also great for the novice to begin with for the throwing trade.

I have one of these throwing axes, first off let me say this robert shifflet is one of the most brilliant designers of knives i have seen in a long time. We have several designs of throwing axes including traditional wooden handled hatchets and aerodynamic, one-piece stainless steel axes. They’re also popular throwing instruments. Some feature a spike on one side of the head, giving you a penetrating tool. Since, a tomahawk is basically a hatchet, it can be used for small chopping and cutting tasks. We have fireman and rescue axes, dragon-themed display designs, throwing axes, tactical and battle axes, double-bladed and Viking axes. Our selection includes both functional and fantasy axes. Axes, used for chopping and splitting wood, tend to be much larger and are made to be used with two hands. Its design is different than a traditional axe in that its blade is usually thinner and the eye, which is the part of the head that the handle is inserted into, is rounder. What is the difference between an axe and a tomahawk?īasically, a tomahawk, is a small, one-handed hatchet first used by American Indian warriors as a weapon and tool.We stock premium brands, which include M48, Timber Wolf, Legends In Steel, Schrade and CRKT.

There are handles of wood, nylon fiber and ABS in different lengths and grip styles. You’ll find blades of high carbon steel, cast stainless steel and oxide-coated steel, in all shapes and sizes, allowing for a variety of uses. has a wide selection of both from accurate replicas, crafted to look just like those of old, to tactical tomahawks and axes, built for today’s survival needs.

Built for chopping, as well as, cutting and piercing, they are true workhorse tools ready for anything. Since primitive times tomahawks and axes have been vital weapons and tools for survival and they have continued to be an important cutlery tool in modern times.

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