[Mach5]

Ummm....wow!!!

http://gggaz.com/index.php?id=141&parents=113

 

[Nose Nuggets]

well... i don't see this tanto shaped spike they are referring too, and the square .5" (with grips) handle does not sound very ergonomic.

but apart from that its bad ass!

 

[jamz]

Supposedly tomohawks are a really good hand held weapon, but I tend to stay away from products that are advertised bathing in any kind of fire.

 

[hugh g. rection]

if you needed a tommy hawk, id suggest a gerber/fiskars hatche or sport axe.its not as cool looking as some of the tactical axes but it sure is functional and affordable.

 

[packnrat]

the gg&g tommy hawk axe is way over priced, mostly for show, might be a good tool but way to pricey to be a bounce around item.

 

[mattxander12]

There's only one battle axe i'd be caught with ...
http://sogknives.com/store/F02T.html

 

[Lowend]

I think I'd like something a little more subtle

 

[OD Moose]

This is the axe for me:

 

[packnrat]

what is that thing?
looks like it is made for skinning.

 

[mattxander12]

bloody hands in that pic...must be from a real battle

 

[Nose Nuggets]

or his hand slipped off the grip and rammed into the spine of the blade, or 'axe head' depending on your classification.

 

[kartoffel]

That thing would be a pain in the ass to use for rough carpentry. Hatchets and 'hawks have flat to slightly rounded blades for a reason: so you can shape wood. The apex of that angled blade would get snagged in wood and go dull early, and generally be awkward.

Also, 44 OUNCES? It's only 13 and a quarter inches long! It must be made of depleted uranium. A tomahawk that long should weigh about the same as a 16 ounce claw hammer.

If you want to kick ass, I recommend this instead:

 

[Nose Nuggets]

awww, the rifle butt club. for pure ass-thrashing needs, accept no exceptions.