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Small 16" Mouse Throwing Tomahawk

Price:
$42.00 Regular Price
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Availability: Usually Ships in 24 to 48 Hours
Product Code: TM103

  • Product Info
    Hand Forged Small 16" throwing tomahawk ideal for women & children. The Mouse hawk features a smaller lightweight head and a skinnier handle. The mouse tomahawk handle is made of American Hickory here in the USA.

    *Note to Boy Scouts: This hawk is ideal for younger scouts (age 13 & under) but will be too small for older scouts.

    Features

    • Overall Length: 16 inches
    • Overall Weight: 1.0 lbs
    • Ideal Applications: Young Adults - Adults
    • Handle: Straight Grain American Hickory Wood (USA MADE)
    • Head: Hand Forged High Carbon Steel
    • Alternate Names: Small throwing axes, small throwing hatchets, scout throwing tomahawks

  • Technical Specs:

    • Blade Edge: 2.75 inches
    • Blade Length (back of head to blade edge): 6.3 inches
    • Blade Height (bottom back of blade to top back of blade): 1.25 inches
    • Blade Origin: India
    • Handle Height: 19 inches
    • Handle Thickness at Top (tapered): 1 inch
    • Handle thickness at bottom: .75 inches
    • Handle Material: Straight Grain Hickory Wood
    • Handle Finish: Smooth Sanded & Waxed
    • Handle Origin: USA

  • Tips:

    The following tips and suggestions can be used to improve the life of your handles and make throwing hawks more enjoyable:

    • Coat your handle with a durable lacquer stain for long lasting durability
    • Modify the length of the handle to suit your throwing preferences
    • If the tomahawk head becomes too lose soak the tomahawk (both head & handle) overnight in water
    • If the head is too small for the handle check the eye of the tomahawk head for any leftover burs that block the handle for seating properly
    • If the head comes loose in the field, pound the top of the handle on a hard surface while the head is seated to the handle for a tighter fit