M48 Hawk Axe
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$54.99
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- Class
- Battle Ready
- Overall Length
- 15 1/2''
- Weight
- 1 lb 7.8 oz
- Brand
- United Cutlery
Overview
M48 Hawk Axe
This M48 Tactical Tomahawk is constructed of precision cast 7Cr17 stainless steel. When combined with the backside of the head, the spike and axe head make for an efficient personal defense and breaching tool as well as a great camping tool. The blade is securely attached to the sturdy nylon reinforced handle with 30% fiberglass and with three separate bolts. It comes complete with a nylon snap button sheath.
Specifications
Every measurement that matters
- Brand
- United Cutlery
- Overall Length
- 15 1/2''
- Blade Length
- 7 3/4''
- Weight
- 1 lb 7.8 oz
- Class
- Battle Ready
- Country of Origin
- China
- Type
- Tactical Axe
- Dimensions
- 15 1/2''
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The Maker
United Cutlery
United Cutlery is known in the industry for its creativity and innovative product designs. They differentiate themselves by offering exclusive designs, patented mechanisms, and exclusive brands. United Cutlery produces a wide assortment of hunting, camping, fishing, military, utility, collectible, and fantasy knives, though we are most concerned with their exclusive fantasy sword designs and their ever growing list of licensed movie replicas. United Cutlery holds the license to reproduce swords from the Lord Of the Rings trilogy, as well as Blade and many more. Most of United Cutlery’s products are made in Taiwan by master craftsmen to very high quality standards.
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more tactiCOOL than tactical I found the grid to be rather uncomfortable and felt that it did not grip my hand very well at all. And the axe head is obviously made for for construction than for fighting. And if you are wondering if the hook on the axe head is large enough to grab a opponents limbs or neck, no, it is rather small actually. The back spike is really the only thing I enjoyed about this weapon. It is good for camping, though. I would recommend using it for that.
better then nothing I bought one at a camping store years ago. i wanted a good one handed axe. be careful when cutting small firewood. on the backswing i almost stabbed myself with the spike. since them i have used it for a few years as a tomahawk, meaning i throw it at trees to practice my aim. 9/10 the spike gos in with the handle pointed up. which would really mess a person’s day up. my only real complaint it the handle. it doesn’t offer much of a grip so if used like a fighting hatchet, it would come right out of ur hand after a few swings.