+1 on Rob's answer
I have a Riflemans hawk that stays behind the back seat of Old Paintless. I use it all the time at the ranch. It's a bit big for a belt carry, but I am looking at the pipe hawk, and the trail hawk to supplement. It's chopped up year old dead oak snags off the road with no problem. If I get a trail hawk, I will probably cut the handle down to about 12 inches for better carry on woods excursions.
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stonewalrus,
2014-08-19, 18:10
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- Question to axe... - uncowboy, 2014-08-19, 18:26
- Estwing hatchet around $40 or so at Ace, etc. If you want to -
BobM,
2014-08-19, 19:05
- ^^^^ This^^^^ Dad has one and I have another - Miles Fortis, 2014-08-19, 19:33
- Thank you - found new one on Fleabay with free shipping - stonewalrus, 2014-08-19, 21:11
- I have both the hatchet and 3/4 axe... - Brian A, 2014-08-19, 21:22
- Anwser... -
Rob Leahy,
2014-08-19, 21:25
- +1 on Rob's answer - MR, 2014-08-19, 22:57
- One of those goes on my wish list for sure - stonewalrus, 2014-08-20, 05:38
- Ok, I am weak - ordered a Cold Steel pipe tomahawk too - stonewalrus, 2014-08-21, 21:25
- Grandfors Bruk... -
pokynojoe,
2014-08-19, 21:35
- Grandfors Bruk... - cr...version 2, 2014-08-20, 21:15
- Link to some choices...The Husky is a decent tool.... - Caz, 2014-08-19, 22:19
- I have an Outdoor Edge hatchet, onepiece forged head and - ERSisk, 2014-08-19, 23:59
- it depends - brionic, 2014-08-20, 02:37
- watch this - Bob Hatfield, 2014-08-20, 16:04
- Question to axe... - Sarge, 2014-08-20, 23:35