American Tomahawk Model 2 - Hickory Handle

Model 2 Tomahawk

The American Tomahawk Model 2 is a compact bearded axe built for camp work, bushcraft and field use. The forged high-carbon-steel head splits kindling, limbs branches and drives stakes, while the beard, the curved extension that hangs below the main edge, gives you a longer cutting surface and a choke point near the head for fine carving. It ships on a straight hickory handle and drops into a hard molded sheath, so it rides safely in a pack or on a belt.

Features

• High-Carbon Steel Head — The forged head holds a keen edge and takes repeated impact, with the carbon content giving it the toughness for chopping and splitting.
• Bearded Edge Profile — The blade drops below the eye in a curved beard, adding cutting length and letting you grip right up near the head for controlled carving.
• Hickory Handle — American hickory is the traditional choice for striking tools because it absorbs shock and resists splitting under hard use.
• Blackened Finish — The head wears a dark protective coating that cuts glare and slows rust, leaving a bright honed bevel at the edge.
• Hard Molded Sheath — The included sheath grips the head with a retaining strap, covering the edge for safe carry and storage.
• Maker's Mark Head — The American Tomahawk logo is stamped into the cheek of the head.
• Lanyard Hole — A drilled hole through the butt of the handle takes a cord or wrist loop.
• Compact Camp Size — A short handle and light head make it easy to pack for hiking, hunting and survival kits.

Build And Carry

The head is seated on a straight-grain hickory handle, the standard wood for axes and hammers because it flexes under impact instead of cracking. The molded sheath wraps the head and locks it with a strap, so the edge stays covered and protected whether the tomahawk is stowed in a pack or carried on a belt. It suits campers, hunters and anyone building out a reliable field or bug-out kit.