Cold Steel Pipe Hawk, CS-90PHH

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SKU: CS-90PHH

$31.99

BRANDCold Steel Knives

PRODUCT TYPETomahawks

ORIGINTaiwan

STEEL TYPECarbon Steel

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Cold Steel Knives: Cold Steel Pipe Hawk, CS-90PHH

The illustrated Cold Steel Tomahawk is the Cold Steel Pipe Hawk that features a 7 1/2" hawk head made of drop forged 1055 carbon steel, with a black finish, a 3" primary cutting edge and a solid poll suitable for use as a hammer. This Cold Steel Tomahawk has a 22" long straight grain American Hickory handle, and an approximate weight of 26 ounces.

CS-H90AT replacement handle available; sold separately.

Cold Steel Knives: Cold Steel Pipe Hawk, CS-90PHH

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Travelin Man 09/30/2020
By Dave Goff
I bought 1 after receiving it I liked what I ordered. Now the head was a little loose on the handle. I was raised in the far north rockies and my wife, cherokee nation. We both loved what we so we ordered another. When I grab it close to the head and drop it to a throwing position it hits perfectly at the right spot. Now to fix the loose head. Back off set screw. Bring head up the handle aaand drop it hard to rest the end of the handle. Reset. Tighten down set screw. Do not put it in a bucket of water. Put the head of the axe and handle in a bucket of engine coolant over night. Wipe dry in the morning. And enjoy. You shouldnt have to do it ever again. As my grandfather told me. Never failed me in my 55 years. Plus decorated properly looks great and is still functional as a survival tool. Think About.P.S. do not over sharpen. You want it to split. IM going to put a wet stone on it to finish the edge.

A value tool. 01/12/2016
By Matt Allen
This tomahawk is a good value to my knowing there is no other axe,tomahawk,hatchet whatever you want to call it that will work as well as this one, it does chop well it does split well it takes a good edge and holds it I carry a sharpening stone with it in the field.