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Basic Throwin Hawks
3/21/2012 11:17:20 PM
Ok Iam teaching primitive weapons at scouts this year I need a recomendation for some throwing hawks, good wood handles and a classic forged head. i figure the boys will break a few handles so somthing 20.00 or less would be great. Would love US made but cant be to picky. Any help is much apreciated.
3/21/2012 11:39:09 PM
usually you can look around for cold steel trail hawks and they might fit what you are looking for. Get a few extra shafts as these are not totally scout proof.
3/22/2012 1:58:12 AM
I think the hickory hawks are in that range, and they make replacement handles. Saw them at Cabelas need a new handle for the one I have should have bought another one.
3/22/2012 11:10:32 PM
Originally Posted By GoatHerder:
usually you can look around for cold steel trail hawks and they might fit what you are looking for. Get a few extra shafts as these are not totally scout proof.
usually you can look around for cold steel trail hawks and they might fit what you are looking for. Get a few extra shafts as these are not totally scout proof.
When I was in scouts back in the day, nothing we ever came into contact with in any way turned out ot be "scout-proof."
3/23/2012 9:05:20 AM
Originally Posted By crazytuco:
When I was in scouts back in the day, nothing we ever came into contact with in any way turned out ot be "scout-proof."
Originally Posted By GoatHerder:
usually you can look around for cold steel trail hawks and they might fit what you are looking for. Get a few extra shafts as these are not totally scout proof.
usually you can look around for cold steel trail hawks and they might fit what you are looking for. Get a few extra shafts as these are not totally scout proof.
When I was in scouts back in the day, nothing we ever came into contact with in any way turned out ot be "scout-proof."
If something can survive the Boy Scouts and/or construction workers, it is officially bomb-proof. Believe me, I know.
I picked up one of Cabela's hawks for $24. I like it. Be sure to get some extra handles in case one breaks. I know a few online vendors sell them, as well as complete tomahawks.
3/25/2012 5:20:58 PM
Was just at Cabelas today. Mouse 16" Tomahawk, $16.99. Can't go wrong! I have one & they're pretty good. Get an extra hickory handle or 2, only recommendation.
