Reminiscent of some early American designs, the Rifleman's Hawk features the "peace pipe" appearance that was commonly used by Native Americans during the 1800's. This superb tomahawk has a functional hexagonal hammer poll for driving stakes or nails and a factory-honed cutting edge. It has two sticking points on its cutting edge for throwing and throws extremely well. The Rifleman's Hawk also has a traditional American hammer-head style butt for hammering stakes.

The Rifleman's Hawk boasts an overall length of 22 inches, with a hawk length of 8 1/8 inches and a primary edge of 3 1/2 inches. Crafted from drop forged 1055 carbon steel, it weighs approximately 36.5 ounces and features a handle made of American hickory.

The design of the Rifleman's Hawk is reminiscent of some early American designs, with the "peace pipe" appearance that was commonly used by Native Americans during the 1800's. This functional tool has a hexagonal hammer poll that can be used for driving stakes or nails, as well as a factory-honed cutting edge.

One of the standout features of the Rifleman's Hawk is its two sticking points on the cutting edge, which allow for exceptional throwing performance. Whether you're an avid outdoorsman or a collector of historical weapons, this tomahawk is sure to impress with its combination of form and function.

The traditional American hammer-head style butt of the Rifleman's Hawk adds to its versatility, making it a valuable tool for a variety of tasks. Whether you're setting up camp, securing structures, or engaged in reenactments or historical demonstrations, this tomahawk is a reliable and rugged companion.

Overall, the Rifleman's Hawk is a testament to the craftsmanship and ingenuity of early American designs. With its striking appearance, functional features, and high-quality construction, this tomahawk is a must-have for enthusiasts of American history and outdoor pursuits.

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