Made from quality axe steel and coated in a black no-glare finish, it can easily cleave through anything in your path without complaint. In terms of function, though, is where the RnD really shines. While it wouldn’t be true to say this tomahawk is all looks, it’s hard to understate how attractive its curved handle in a variety of woods and materials really is next to the solid black axehead. The WK RnD Compact Axe is a thing of beauty, crafted for both aesthetics and performance. The Jenny Wren also comes with aīottom-eject Kydex sheath for safe carrying and storage, the sheath including straps to attach it to your belt. The handle, which is available in either black, olive, or brown colors, is constructed of a full-tang beam and G-10 textured grips to make it just as strong as the rest of the axe.įive rivets along the length of this are hollowed out, giving you the option of securing them with lanyards if desired. It also has a thick back spike for both additional piercing power and evening the weight.Ĭonstructed from steel finished with tungsten Cerakote, it’s sturdy enough to take just as much abuse as it can dish out without losing its edge, chipping, or otherwise taking any damage itself. Measuring around a foot in length and weighing in at only 20 ounces, the Jenny Wren is great for quick slashes and chops while also flying quite far when thrown. Each axe is complemented by a polymer belt sheath, as well, letting you store it safely without issue and deploy at a moment’s notice from your hip.ĭesigned specifically for use in close quarters or to breach doors, the RMJ Jenny Wren Spike Tomahawk is not to be trifled with. That’s not all there is to this tomahawk, though, as the pommel itself doubles as a third spike for downward strikes while also featuring a hole for attaching a security cord if desired.īeyond that, the handle is wrapped in black nylon paracord for a secure grip. It also works well as a hand axe, it’s nearly 3-inch 1055 stainless steel blade ready to slice and dice at close range in tandem with piercing blows from its back spike. The smaller size of the Shock N’ Awe works to its advantage in many ways, making it a good transitional weapon for those who are more used to the size and heft of throwing knives or daggers. Part of the company’s premium Black Label collection, you can be sure it brings a level of quality you won’t find elsewhere. While a bit smaller than most would expect, Browning’s Shock N’ Awe Tomahawk is no less effective at its job. Browning Black Label Shock N’ Awe Tomahawk
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It can also be removed from the full tang metal for cleaning or replacement, too.ħ. You’d be hard pressed to find anything that could stand up to this axe’s cutting edge, but if you did, that could be taken care of by simply flipping the weapon around and using the V-shaped back spike for piercing blows.īeyond function, Smith & Wesson provide some brilliantly minimalist aesthetic appeal with this tool.Įntirely black and stamped with their logo on the blade, the handle is covered in a textured Kraton overlay in the same color.Įven this serves a purpose, though, providing you with extra grip security necessary for keeping the ax under your control. worth of 1070 high carbon steel, it provides both a razor-sharp edge and the heft to use it effectively.
Smith & Wesson’s reputation as a firearms manufacturer doesn’t mean they can only do one thing, as the Extraction and Evasion Tomahawk more than proves. If you watch the video, I'd recommend change the speed to 2x. The reviewer in the video actually dislikes this axe. I included the above video mainly for the thumbnail picture. Smith & Wesson Extraction and Evasion Full Tang Tomahawk
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