Last Chance Axes and Hammers

Well made, inexpensive, and tough as nails.
This is a great budget or entry level tomahawk.

Well made, inexpensive, and tough as nails.
This is a great budget or entry level tomahawk.

I bought this as I collect Vikingesque weapons but found this to br s quality blade that holds up to daily EDC

I would have written this up for my monthly knife column in a firearm magazine but the availability seems to be hit or miss

It's imperative you get a couple replacement handles with the tomahawks if you plan to throw them. They naturally will split or break when throw incorrectly, which is inevitable. They're nice quality and very competitively priced. Highly recommend!

I bought two of these for a backyard party. I highly recommend building a solid upright back board for throwing. These took quite a beating and held up well. Buy extra handles as they can split when throw incorrectly; get at least one per tomahawk.

I wanted to make a real spear that could be used as a main weapon or a throwing spear at close range (because of the weight of the ash pole).  I also knew that the Norse were mostly armed with spears and not swords, so I wanted to see how wielding a Viking type spear would be.  This spear head is perfect for thrusting, cutting, and with a metal end piece, for use as a quarter staff in combat.  The winged part helps keep the spear from going too far into an opponent's body and also acts as a small hook for possibly dismounting someone by pulling back on the spear. It fit the ash pole very well and I am very pleased with it.  I recommend staining the pole after beveling it to fit the spear head so that it will resist rot inside the metal enclosure.

This is a great little knife. Super stabby/acute point.. Tight fit on all the parts. Though there is no guard the cross hatching on the bone handle provides a excellent no-slip grip. The antique finish is great. Since it is a friction fit sheath the lanyard ring really helps because only about about 1-1/2" of the handle sticks out of the sheath. My only problem with this knife is we are so used to the blade edge going to the rounded side of the sheath occasionally I try to put it in upside down or is it down side up. Ha ha!

Whether sailing a restless sea, or fording an Amazon river, this blade bespeaks of the Viking thirst for adventure and exploration.  Excellent for general use, or as a camp knife for the Great Outdoors.

This spearhead is a serious piece of hardware! It’s much larger that other spear heads I have. Very pleased with it!

Good and stable spear head, and I wish that you guys could add a sharpening option.