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This set includes our most popular throwing 'hawk, sometimes called the "octagon tomahawk" because of the decorative flats on the carbon cutlery steel blade, the book Knife & Tomahawk Throwing by Barry Hardin and two 18" tapered hickory handles. The blade edge of this tomahawk is just over 4" in arc length, the NMLRA legal limit. It requires quick
Our most popular throwing 'hawk, sometimes called the "octagon tomahawk" because of the decorative flats on it's carbon cutlery steel blade. The blade edge is just over 4" in arc length, the NMLRA legal limit. It requires quick sharpening before use, to qualify for NMLRA match rules. Made in the U.S.A. wax cast of tempered 4140 alloy steel, a few l
This set includes everything you need to assemble your own replica Carlos Gove pipe tomahawk. Similar designs were also commonly imported in the 18th and early 19th centuries from Europe, and widely imitated by American blacksmiths. Gove-Tomahawk-Head: The investment cast head is 4140 steel. The pipe bowl is hollow, with a cast hole through to the
In response to the demand for a "prettier" primitive tomahawk, we have added this pierced heart design. The weeping heart is a Pennsylvania Deutsch hex design, found on painted chests and longrifles. The blade edge is just over 4" in arc length, the NMLRA legal limit. It requires quick sharpening before use, to qualify for NMLRA match rules. Made i
Our most popular throwing 'hawk, sometimes called the "octagon tomahawk" because of the decorative flats on it's carbon cutlery steel blade. The blade edge is just over 4" in arc length, the NMLRA legal limit. It requires quick sharpening before use, to qualify for NMLRA match rules. Made in the U.S.A. wax cast of tempered 4140 alloy steel, a few l
In response to the demand for a "prettier" primitive tomahawk, we have added this pierced heart design. The weeping heart is a Pennsylvania Deutsch hex design, found on painted chests and longrifles. The blade edge is just over 4" in arc length, the NMLRA legal limit. It requires quick sharpening before use, to qualify for NMLRA match rules. Made i
Our largest! This big tomahawk is inspired by the bearded axe used in Medieval Europe. It will be a winner in strong hands. The massive 1.8 pound head will cause the tomahawk to spin slowly when thrown hard. The tomahawk head has a long reinforced eye design. The blade edge is over the 4" in arc length for NMLRA tomahawk throwing events. It require
A replica of a Carlos Gove pipe tomahawk, from his early days in Council Bluffs, he later became a famous gun maker in Denver. Similar designs were also commonly imported in the 18th and early 19th centuries from Europe, and widely imitated by American blacksmiths. Investment cast head is 4140 steel. The pipe bowl is hollow, with a cast hole throu
A replica of a Carlos Gove pipe tomahawk, from his early days in Council Bluffs, he later became a famous gun maker in Denver. Similar designs were also commonly imported in the 18th and early 19th centuries from Europe, and widely imitated by American blacksmiths. This investment cast head is real yellow brass, not bronze. The pipe bowl is hollow
A replica of a Carlos Gove pipe tomahawk, from his early days in Council Bluffs, he later became a famous gun maker in Denver. Similar designs were also commonly imported in the 18th and early 19th centuries from Europe, and widely imitated by American blacksmiths. The investment cast head is real yellow brass, not cheap aluminum bronze. The pipe b
A replica of a Carlos Gove pipe tomahawk, from his early days in Council Bluffs. He later became a famous gun maker in Denver. Similar designs were also commonly imported in the 18th and early 19th centuries from Europe, and widely imitated by American blacksmiths. The investment cast head is 4140 steel. The pipe bowl is hollow with a cast hole th
Our Iroquois tomahawk head is wax cast real yellow brass. The 6-1/4" head has a 2-7/8" edge. The head is a precise wax casting, and will require deburring and polishing. Deburr the front of the "poll" (hammer face), to remove the casting gage, using a few long strokes of a fine file. Polish the blade surfaces by hand, using fine emery paper or fin
Our Iroquois tomahawk head is wax cast of 4140 alloy steel. The 6-1/4" head has a 2-7/8" edge. The head is a precise wax casting, and will require deburring and polishing. Deburr the front of the "poll" (hammer face), to remove the casting gage, using a few long strokes of a fine file. Polish the blade surfaces by hand, using fine emery paper or f
A very popular throwing tomahawk. The cast 4140 alloy steel blade is hard enough to endure competition and the head weighs just under 1 pound. Includes our 22" hickory Carlos Gove pattern tomahawk handle with a swell along the bottom. Sanded smooth, this handle is ready for stain or oil finishing, if desired. For competion throwing we would recomm
A miniature tomahawk similar to our popular full size "New Reliable" tomahawk, but much smaller. It accepts our "tiny" hickory handle. Sturdy 4140 wax cast alloy steel blade, it will endure all the abuse small hands can muster. This head weighs 6/10's of a pound. The blade is 3-1/4", measured along the arc. Comes with a unfinished hickory handle. M
Our British Ordnance axe is copied from an original found at a 1755 British camp site in Pennsylvania, and shown on page 100 of the book A Soldier-Like Way by Ryan Gale. This simple wax cast alloy steel blade has a 14 oz. head measuring 5-5/8" tall, which includes a 1-1/2" long, 1" wide, by 1/2" hammer head, and a 3-1/2" long blade with a 2-3/4" w
Our Iroquois tomahawk head is wax cast of 4140 alloy steel. The 6-1/4" head has a 2-7/8" edge. This head design will accept our standard 18" hickory handle, with little or no fitting. The head is a precise wax casting, and will require deburring and polishing. Deburr the front of the "poll" (hammer face), to remove the casting gage, using a few lon
Our Iroquois tomahawk head is wax cast real yellow brass. The 6-1/4" head has a 2-7/8" edge. This head will accept our standard 18" hickory handle. One handle is included. To order spare handles, specify #HANDLE-STD. The head is a precise wax casting, and will require deburring and polishing. Deburr the front of the "poll" (hammer face), to remove
A very popular throwing tomahawk. The cast alloy steel blade is hard enough to endure competition. Oval teardrop eye is fitted to our best tapered straight grain hickory handle. The head weighs just under 1 pound. The blade edge is just over 3-1/2" in arc length, below the NMLRA legal limit. It requires quick sharpening before use, to qualify for N
Our British Ordnance axe is copied from an original found at a 1755 British camp site in Pennsylvania, and shown on page 100 of the book A Soldier-Like Way by Ryan Gale. This simple wax cast alloy steel blade has a 14 oz. head measuring 5-5/8" tall, which includes a 1-1/2" long, 1" wide, by 1/2" hammer head, and a 3-1/2" long blade with a 2-3/4" w
An unusual sweeping blade with deep socket to reinforce the handle, it predates the French and Indian War. This sophisticated design was difficult to forge. The 4" edge must be sharpened before use, and the handle trimmed to match the upper arc. The head weighs just under 1 pound. The blade edge is just over 4" in arc length, the NMLRA legal limit.
Made with a reinforced eye, after an early original design, this 15-1/2 ounce head has an oversize cutting edge which is tipped upward for maximum advantage. This "cheater" won't pass formal NMLRA match inspection, but is tough to beat in local club "free-for-all" competition. The blade is 4-5/8", measured along the arc. Made in the U.S.A. wax cast
Our Carlos Gove pattern tomahawk handle is 22" long with a swell along the bottom of the handle. The handle is drilled full length for use with a pipe tomahawk. Designed for our Carlos Gove pipe tomahawk head. This large handle fits all our popular large size wax cast tomahawks, including our Francisca, Viking Axe, Medieval, New Reliable, Old Relia