American Tomahawk Trench Baton - OD Green
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- SKU
- ATC-TRENCH-OD
- Color
- Olive Drab
Description
Features
- WWI Trench Club Inspired — Modern reimagining of the brutal close-quarters trench clubs carried by doughboys in the muddy fields of the First World War.
- SCM435 Carbon Steel Head — Forged from high-strength chromoly carbon steel for serious striking mass and impact durability.
- OD Green Cerakote Finish — Tough, corrosion-resistant ceramic coating in a low-visibility olive drab green that holds up to hard use and weather.
- 3-Inch Sculpted Head — Aggressive 3" diameter head profile concentrates force on impact for maximum effect.
- STN66 Super Tough Nylon Handle — DuPont Super Tough nylon handle, sculpted and color-matched in OD green for a secure, fatigue-resistant grip.
- 14-Inch Overall Length — Compact 14" footprint keeps the baton maneuverable in tight spaces, vehicles, and entryways.
- 25 oz Striking Weight — Balanced 25-ounce weight delivers authoritative momentum without wearing out the user.
- Lanyard Hole with Cord — Drilled lanyard hole and included cord lanyard provide positive retention during deployment.
- Made in the USA — Built domestically by American Tomahawk Company to the same standards as their combat-proven hawks.
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A Proper Piece of WWI-Inspired BrutalityBeen collecting American Tomahawk Company stuff for a while now got the Vietnam Tactical Tomahawk, the MP Baton, and now this beast. The Trench Baton OD Green is exactly what it claims to be: a modern interpretation of the WWI trench clubs that soldiers used when things got ugly in the mud. The OD green powdercoat on the carbon steel head is applied evenly with no visible runs or thin spots, and the STN66 super tough nylon handle has a really satisfying sculpted texture that fills the hand nicely. At 25 ounces and 14 inches overall, the weight distribution feels intentionally front-heavy like it WANTS to swing. Compared it side by side with a Cold Steel shillelagh I have and honestly the build quality on the American Tomahawk is noticeably more refined, the finish is more consistent and the nylon handle feels more purpose-built. Only minor gripe is the lanyard cord that comes pre-installed feels kinda cheap for a $120+ piece, i replaced it with 550 paracord immediately. But that's a small thing on an otherwise outstanding impact tool.
WWI trench club aesthetic with quality carbon steel head,Front-heavy balance is ideal for striking applications,
Included lanyard cord feels undersized for the tool's weight class