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M48 Tactical Tomahawk Military Axe - Black Color | 3 ⅞” Cast Stainless Steel Combat Axe with Piercing Spike | Nylon Cord Wrapped Fiberglass Handle | Camping and Tactical Gear | 15” Length

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Arrives May 3 – May 5
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Color: Black


Features

  • COMBAT FIELD AXE - This hawk is securely attached to the handle with three bolts and is great to handle with the no-slip ridged grip featuring a lanyard hole
  • LIGHTWEIGHT TACTICAL TOOL - Three weight reducing holes in the axe head along with the 30% fiberglass handle keep this piece of equipment light and easy to use
  • RAZOR SHARP - A 3-78 precision cast 2cr13 stainless steel blade is highlighted by an upswept blade and needle-sharp piercing spike on the back end
  • SAFE TO CARRY - The durable nylon sheath comes with a snap-on cover to protect the ax head while moving through the fields or forest

Description

The United Cutlery M48 HAWK AXE WITH NYLON SHEATH Hatchet are an amazing product from United Cutlery. This is a must own product for your hunting or sporting needs. But don't take our word for it, pick up your own copy today and see the United Cutlery advantage for yourself!. From the Manufacturer This M48 Hawk is the ultimate tactical weapon. It is lightweight to be carried all day without added muscle fatigue and the blade of the M48 Hawk offers a wide, upswept axe blade for mammoth chopping, slashing and cutting potential. The secondary edge on the back side of the head is specially sharpened on both edges for a cutting and hooking attack. When combined, the spike and axe head make for an efficient personal defense and breaching tool. The blade is securely attached to the indestructible 30-percent nylon reinforced handle with three separate bolts. It comes complete with a nylon snap button sheath.


Brand: M48


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 17.5 x 10 x 1.5 inches


Handle Material: Fiberglass,Nylon,Stainless Steel


Color: Black


Head Type: Hatchet


Brand: M48


Handle Material: Fiberglass,Nylon,Stainless Steel


Color: Black


Head Type: Hatchet


Item Weight: 0.2 Kilograms


Style: Tactical Tomahawk


Recommended Uses For Product: Combat


Blade Material: Stainless,Steel,Steel Blade


Included Components: Sheath


Blade Length: 3.88 Inches


Product Dimensions: 17.5"L x 10"W


Item Weight: 7 ounces


Department: Youth


Manufacturer: United Cutlery


Item model number: UC2765


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Absolutely necessary camp tool
Color: Black
M48 delivers again! This beast of a tomahawk has the toughest blade around and will deliver excellent chops every time. Definitely should keep one handy while camping or hiking.
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2023 by Joe
    • Apocalypse Equipped reviews:
Color: Black
[...] Here is my first totally "tacticool" post in a while. I have shown you some axe-love in the past, and even debunked a cancelled product post and flirted with some serious and lustful objects but haven't really gotten up close and personal with the smaller choppers, till now! This piece of bad-assed pointy is the M48 Kommando Ranger Hawk Axe from United Cutlery. I had seen this advertised on ThinkGeek, and loved the look of it, and for the price, was willing to grab one to mess with. ThinkGeek have changed their shipping conditions however and this as well as many other of their tool and cool items no longer ship to Australia. I don't know if this from their end or ours, but I was denied! I hate that. I managed to find alternate means of securing my item, via a well known ordering service named after a large South American river system. This too was not without issue, and following once cancellation, I managed to secure myself a chopper! This head of this piece is "precision" cast 2Cr13 stainless steel, and features a wide bearded cutting edge, which sweeps downwards nicely, and has a very smooth geometry to its edge.The topside of the head has been beveled back and is not blackened like the rest of the head, which I thought was a little odd.. Three holes skeletonise the head, reducing the over all weight without making the piece flimsy feeling in the slightest. The back of the "beard" had a smooth finish and I felt I could grip it for precision whittling if it ever appealed to me. The whole piece weighs in at 1.088 kg (2.4lbs) and sitting at approximately 20cm (7 5/8") across the length of the head, and just under 40cm (15 1/2") "tall" This is a really light option for what it is. There is apparently 90cm (36") a pole-axe version available as well, but it looks like it may be a different head too. The flip side of the axe-head is this very impressive spiked beak, again with the edges being uncoated "false edges" in this case leading to a rather pointy, and well defined penetrating tip. the beak follows the same lines as the axe-beard, and sweeps downwards, aiding in transferring the energy of a swing. An interesting and well thought out feature seen clearly here is the notch cut into the underside of the beak, which fits the thumb-and-index finger top of your fist if you slide your hand right up the shaft to take a grip of just the head. This facilitates a really comfortable choked-up grip for fine chopping or perhaps cutting with the blade. Traditionally,the back of a Tomahawk seems to have primarily been a hammer type end, rather than a spike, which seems to have been more a common feature of the Warhammer. No less devastating when featured here though, I imagine. The handle of this piece is nylon, reinforced with 30% fiberglass and features both a double sided "knuckle" for gripping and preventing you from accidentally sliding up the grip, as well as a series of deep groves running the circumference of the rounded handle. A lanyard hole at the base fits paracord nicely, and in fact, one of the options offered by United Cutlery is a cord-wrapped version (only on one colour of the handle as far as I can tell, the OD version). Speaking of which, there appear to be a number of colour options available for this, black, OD green, safety orange and rescue yellow. This is a really nice thought, allowing people to clearly indicate the tools function, or keep it subdued and inconspicuous for those people on two-way firing ranges who don't want to stand out. The head of the axe is fitted to the haft with three TORX type screws, binding the tang to about 1/3 of the length of the haft. I was happy with the binding and security of this attachment, from the brief testing I gave this piece, but intend to do a whole lot more chopping with it shortly. The sheath is probably the least satisfying piece of the package. Whilst the nylon and furniture was hefty and felt well put together, with rivets along the top and cutting edges, and press-studs to close the bottom of the sheath, for "pull-away" access, however, on the back of the sheath, the attachment options to mount the whole thing were pretty woeful on this model. A single narrow belt-loop was pretty limiting, and I think I will need to do some modifications before I can fit this into my current platforms and bug-out-bags. To be fair, the cord-wrapped / OD green option comes with a somewhat more accommodating sheath, with some PALS/MOLLE looking hook-and-loop tabs, but overall, this was a disappointing end to what was otherwise an outstanding looking and feeling little axe. . Perfect for that long trek in the bush, demounted search and rescue, breaching and increasingly for CQB if accounts are to be believed. M48 Kommando Ranger Hawk Axe Click to go to Think Geek store listing .... You may wonder, in this era, why would people be interested in a hand-axe, well here are some Hollywood-produced suggestions.... Making a lasting first impression.... Colonial era style Up close and personal, Revolutionary War style. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2012 by Josh Orth
    • Light weight
Color: Black
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Compared to my trench hawk the M48 is a light weight. That just happens to be just what I was looking for. A light smaller hawk to be the alpha to the beta condor jungle bowie. Both are not heavy but nimble and work well together. My other combination is the cold steel trench hawk and cold steel chaos tanto. The weight really goes up with those two. But back to this hawk. I would not say it is for heavy abuse like breaking bricks and tearing down steel vault doors. Jumping buildings in a single bound and all the other superman stuff some people try to put it through. You know you guys, The ones that use a nice katana to cut a tree down....or a cheap katana,,,dude,,,get an ax or buy a saw, GEESH. Use the items for what they are intended for and if you need a crowbar...well, that is why they make crowbars. In my opinion this is a light weight defensive tool. It is nowhere in the ugly beast category the cold steel trench hawk is in. That trench hawk is tough as it looks, wicked mean looking, and will hold up to much more abuse the m48 would. And for about the same price. All I am saying is if you pick the tool for the job, you will be much happier and not writing unhappy reviews. The fit and finish on this is good to very good. It is sharp but could be sharper and the grip could use some improvement. But those things I can fix and the price is right. It is a fast striker and leaves a mark. So far seems tough enough for my purpose. So 5 stars it is and if you decide to buy one, it would make a fine addition to your tool box. Here is a follow up. I covered the haft in that non slip sand paper like stuff they use for stairs. It feels much better. For my cold steel african walking stick I bought some cane tips. I had some left over and stuck on one the end. It went on snug and helps with weapon retention. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2013 by The Dude The Dude
    • Looks cool, maybe not for emergency use though
Color: Black
These are great looking, super sharp, and feel great in the hand. But I broke the fine tip off of it immediately testing it out. Possibly a little too sharp and not so durable.
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2023 by Aaron C Fisher

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