Nice stuff here, Jeff. I love seeing your honest reviews of our products. I like hearing the high points and the straight-up opinions of our gear. Thanks for sharing! -Ben

congats on 2500 vids man

Great video Jeff. I enjoyed watching.

yes and more comfy with a simple finish

so wat do you call the gerber hatchet/tomohawk where the full fibre glass handle is moulded around the steal head ?

omg i love how long jeff takes with his reviews(: no questions left about the object in question when he is done with it

Thanks, and I was wondering, what ballpoint pen would you recommend me use for school?

How do you feel about the Springfield XDM models? A buddy of mine is offering me his XDM .40 for a good price because he wants to get rid of it, and I really want a heavier caliber than the swarm of nines my family has laying around, but I'm not sure. I WILL be getting a 1911 at some point. Should I just wait and get that, or jump on this before my friend finds another guy to pawn it off on?

Great review Jeff!

great review Jeff

Liked the video man. What knife do you recommend for EDC that can be hidden around the office when wearing khakis and dress shirt. I don't use a wallet but a money clip.

I bought a Husqvarna hatchet last year and find it to be a great chopper, carver and splitter.

the paracord will cover the back of the tang, so it might reduce shock in the hand compared to the stock handle. he could always slide a bike inner tube onto the handle before wrapping it to reduce shock even more.

So how is the retention in the sheath without the strap? It seemed like it held pretty well, if you were to mount it onto your belt and just not engage or remove the strap, do you think it would be a safe carry? I hate having straps and unnecessary or excessive steps in the way of me and my tool of choice.

My experience with the Chogan is that the scales work fine. It's probably just personal user preference. I've also known several others using this axe who have no problem with the scales. You're right, though. Removable scales do mean you could clean under the scales or modify or replace them at your preference.

Thanks for clearing that up

I already own one of Ryans traditional hawks (a singer model with hammer poll) and while I'd like another of Ryans tactical hawks my budget is limited now days compared to back when I bought a hawk from RMJ forge. I can't wait to get one of these.

I plan to, cant wait to go camping with my special girl, shes really into it !!!

thanks for the review! i bought one!

Thanks. Is it a good thrower?

Really cool review. One of these or the Kangee are on my shorter list.

Excellent rescue tool, same with the spike back version.

testing...some things take longer to test properly and I dont always have time to test

You rock Jeff! But I love my Cold Steel Trench Hawk way more.

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$129 dollars for a cheap steel axe? 26 Reviews on Amazon showed pictures or stated the axe blade chips out dime size pieces out of the blade. Most of the chip pitures I saw are the top tip where it is thinner. They should of not opted for a nice design vs practical blade. Looks like a bad heat treat since it's at a specific spot. $80 Browning tactical axe I saw tested was good. Cold steel is more reliable and cheaper.

im wondering if ryan johnson did the video for it since its his design

I keep a SOG tomahawk in my bugout bag. I love throwing these guys in the woods. :)

Just curious. What are some of the cheaper but more efficient t-hawks you would recommend?

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$129 dollars for a cheap steel axe? 26 Reviews on Amazon showed pictures or stated the axe blade chips out dime size pieces out of the blade. Most of the chip pitures I saw are the top tip where it is thinner. They should of not opted for a nice design vs practical blade. Looks like a bad heat treat since it's at a specific spot. $80 Browning tactical axe I saw tested was good. This one is crap for a high price.

I plan to join the army and hopefully make my way into the Airborne. I think carrying a tomahawk would be great for survival if needed and of course defense.

I can understand your thoughts on paracord wrap but im thinking the reduced width of the handle will increase shock in your hand due to its being less distributed. Perhaps some grip tape over the scales would make it feel more comfortable. Custom g10 or micarta would even be better made even with the handle rather than slightly smaller as the FRN is.. also the scales could be extended over the the exposed tang making it more comfortable for the pinky. Cool hawk Take care!!

whats the difference between t-hawks hatchets and AXES cuz an axe is kinda the same thing right?

God vid sir !

For defining hatchet vs tomahawk: what about when it's just 1 piece of stamped steel?

Jeff I hope you buy and try and review the m48 tomahawk

I have both tomahawks and hatchets. I prefer tomahawks though because they are generally lighter in weight, does about 75% of the work a hatchet can do, and is easier to repair in the case you do have a break in the handle.

It actually made me want to start doing a bit of black smithing.

Your information and accuracy of terms is always right on Jeff! Really appreciate it buddy! Thanks for a great review.

Didnt know you had such a huge knowledge of tomahawks cut

Sometimes, to move forward, you have to look backwards. The traditional designs have kept their form for a very long time, and with good reasons.

Hey jeff if you are into novelty items there are two "comb knives" one is a Italian switchblade stiletto and the other is a balisong I personally like the stiletto better and it has a good spring can you review them please

I think I'll stick with my more traditional tomahawks. This is cool, but I'm not seeing where this is necessarily superior to more traditional designs. That said, I can definitely see how this could be useful in a more tactical or rescue situation. Good piece to keep in your car or truck in case of an emergency

Freakoutnodout I totally agre that would be so cool please do a camping trip with all you fav/best gear

This is off topic, but what is the best glock?

Can u please do a camping trip using some of you fav gear please would love that man

You should para-cord wrap the scales also so if you are in a situation were you need para-cord you would still have a functional handle.

Also Jeff its important to keep in mind that this Hawk is not meant for lots of work like that, sure improvised fine I guess. but its not meant for that. Its meant a breaching tool, rescue tool and weapon, not for prolonged work. Its meant to stay in your hand under rough conditions, wet, bloody, muddy, etc. So if it eats up your hands well just keep that in mind.

Thanks. How is Gus?. Long time no see!!!!

$129 dollars for a cheap steel axe? 26 Reviews on Amazon showed pictures or stated the axe blade chips out dime size pieces out of the blade. Most of the chip pitures I saw are the top tip where it is thinner. They should of not opted for a nice design vs practical blade. Looks like a bad heat treat since it's at a specific spot. $80 Browning tactical axe I saw tested was good.

If i get a glock, should i get the rifle conversion kit?

I have a fully metal hatchet/tomahawk i dont know wich one it is?

still curious how many people you have rescued? a lot of people want to know what you base your expert opinions on.

WHERE DO U GET ALL THESSE WAPONS

Hatchets have always doubled as weapons, and especially the Franks were famous for using throwing axes. Personally, I consider the tomahawk/hatchet distinction to be pointless. It's a sharpened metal head on the end of a stick and intended for hacking. It's the same thing.

At first I thought when you said when there is something "uncomfortable" it was just sort for nit-picky but then I thought... You're not just holding these tools you're putting them through real use. I remember when I was a kid I got a blister from just using a machete. I'm sorry for thinking that way at first.

If you plasti-dip the handle before you wrap it, it'd give it a bit more thickness.

can you show us your knife collection

a hatchet,if your thinking small ax ,kindling type purpose,a properly will have one side flat one side tapered, depending on left or right-handed users,to steer the blade way from the user and peel the kindling away from the piece being chopped,check out some older hatchet,and small hand axes now everything is very generic in construction,but one size fits all is a screwed mentality.i didn't believe it either till my grand-father showed me the two different tapers.

A lot of people watch people for their personality, and don't mind him talking more.

Ahaha. I still remember the unboxing for the viewer mad tomahawk. You had to bang it on the floor to lock it into place.

Actually the tomahawk as we know it came form Europe the Native American hawk was originally a club made from bone stone and wood

That one is rather cool. I would not mind buying one like that.

Hey I've got a Grohman folder. Made in Pictou NS. My Grandfather gave it to me.

whatever you can afford, if you only have a few dollars for a pen then bic/papermate is fine, if you have more money then parker or fisher space pen, or if you want tacticool there are a bunch of alloy body ones designed as blunt impact weapons.

find a local salvage yard that crushes cars and ask them if you can go at a car before they crush it if you want a chance to go at some sheet metal. some are pretty agreeable to letting someone have a little fun for a few bucks.

I think its CRKT that it is almost there as a great Knife and tool company but not really there yet. They have a lot of products that look cool but the function on them its not really good. I actually only have 2 products from them and I don't think I would get anymore for right now. As for a Hawk that one you got there is nice, I got the trench Hawk but that one is a love it or hate it hawk.

Canvas micarta scales would be sweet

really? how many people have you rescued with it?

So basically if they make the head heavier and changes the handle scales it would be great

Also I know this designed by RMJ Tactical for CRKT, but its basically trying to be like a cheaper version or copy of the Custom Winkler Hawks, and Tracker Dan one. The Sayoc fighting hawks/models more specifically. Not bashing it for that. Not everyone can afford such things at those prices, so these look like a good option for cheaper.for that matter most cant afford a true RMJ. Just saying, so you guys get an idea of the influence to these hawks. and idea behind them. but not as good.

......new scales from the tuffest of thumbs

Check out RMJ tactical tomohawks.

the home made one at the beginning was way cooler

4:50 jeff, you speak scale?

I had one of them and the spring broke in a day of playing

a hatchet is usually a small axe. idk about a t-hawk tho it maay just be another word for hatchet

Camilius made Carbon V for Cold Steel, not SK-5. SK-5 is still in wide use, Carbon V died out with Camilius, which is a shame.

250,000 videos?

they all work the same, so the best glock is the one you own and carry

Teehee. Jeff said shaft and head.

haha yeaaa! then you can do a review of those camo condoms! lol

backpacking collab with nutnfancy!

Lol thanks, btw my pic isn't me, I found it on google images.

Also one little critique: Camillus is pronounced (at least by us locals) "kuh-mil-us

cuterlly you should have shown for the newbies how to make that end not move.

u beat me by 3 seconds

!!2500!!

7:16 that's what she said

go with rmj tactical

2,500 baby

You're obviously new to this channel.

First off... They're not all necessarily (weapons). and he buys 'em offline, sporting stores, surplus, or anywhere else.

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heyyyyyy

i just finished the last video, and i just wanted to say congrats on 150,000 subscribers and 2500 videos!

So you don't like to be tickled huh, Jeff?

you cant if your blocked

Just get an eastwing all steel construction with a better handle and $30 cheaper.

why so long for a review ?

a tomahawk that tickles...

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if that's you in the picture then the best glock is one of those blue ones they use to make kydex holsters. JK totally JK, It's What Jeff said, but I would, What ever caliber feels right for you and then you choose the gun around that.