American Tomahawk Model 2 - Hickory Handle
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- SKU
- ATCM2H
- Material
- High Carbon Steel, Wood
- Style
- Military, Survival, Tactical
Description
Features
- 1060 Carbon Steel Head — Drop-forged 1060 high-carbon steel heat-treated to 56-57 HRC for a tough, durable head that holds an edge through hard use.
- 4.125-Inch Bearded Edge — Aggressive bearded cutting edge bites deep into wood and lets you choke up high on the head for fine, controlled work.
- Hammer Poll — Flat hammer poll opposite the bit drives stakes, splits kindling, and handles general camp pounding chores.
- Tennessee Hickory Handle — Straight-grain American hickory shaft delivers proven shock absorption and a balanced, comfortable swing.
- Black Powdercoat Finish — Durable powdercoat coating resists corrosion and surface wear in the field.
- Custom Kydex Sheath — Form-fitted Kydex sheath included to protect the edge and carry the head safely.
- Belt Axe Balance — Well-balanced geometry bridges tomahawk and belt axe roles, light enough to carry yet capable of real wood processing.
- Made in the USA — Built in Tennessee with American pride and stamped accordingly.
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This thing is the real deal!!!!Okay so I've been through a handful of hawks over the years Cold Steel, a couple no-name imports, even a vintage hatchet I picked up at a swap meet and the Model 2 hickory just sits different. The 1060 steel holds an edge like it's got something to prove. I used it on a four-day trip in the Smokies last fall, processed probably a dozen or so dead standing birch and a couple of stubborn green limbs for shelter poles, and it still shaved hair off my arm when I got home. The bearded edge is aggressive in the best way. You can choke up high right behind the beard for detail work and it gives you this weird amount of control you dont expect from something with that much bite. Hickory handle feels honest in the hand, way better than the polymer version I almost bought instead. Arrived sharp enough to scare me a little honestly.
Hickory handle absorbs shock better than I expected
Ships razor sharpHickory will need some oil/attention over time if you're in wet climates