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    • Aug 9, 2007
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    HHA Tomahawk, sent over to try and break it... So far it's cut down a tree and can opened a sheet metal tool box.
    Awesome piece of kit.
     
    #4
    Re: Hardcore Hardware Australia

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNQZclhW4jA


    I'll cut through a couple cement blocks first then get back to you
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    #5
    Re: Hardcore Hardware Australia

    I started trying to work out a plan to build something very similar awhile back and and in the course of my research there are a bunch of folks building some great stuff. My idea was to have a tool that is large enough and durable enough to knock a loop hole in a wall, open a door, break and rake a window, bust a lock, open a car door and still function as a weapon of opportunity if need be. I will certainly have to check these folks out. What is the steel it is made out of? If you haven't torn it up yet it must be good as I know you use gear and have an expectation of performance and certainly trust your judgment.
    Thanks for sharing.

    Danel
     
    #14
    Re: Hardcore Hardware Australia

    <span style="text-decoration: underline"><span style="font-style: italic">Id say its more like http://www.rmjtactical.com/ who are pretty popular in the military circles</span></span>

    Ya recon?

    As far as I can tell the offering from HHA is nothing like the RMJ or Benchmade/K5...

    Different steel type, coating, handle material & design, head and spike shape, overall geometry, sheath and heat treatment.

    It there really anything similar despite the fact that all 3 companies have made there own signature tomahawks and made them out of steel???

    Common guys! Do ya research...

    Cheers

    JS
     
    #21
    Re: Hardcore Hardware Australia

    Fellas, I just spoke to the owner of HHA and if youre keen - freight to the USA is only $15 for hide members if you put an order through the website.
    The axe is the perfect size for lashing to your day pack and the cord wrap handle is just the right size.
     
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