Throwing Axe - Win Your Next Viking Throwing Tomahawk Competition! 19 Hand Forged Hatchet from High Carbon Steel NMLRA Approved 100% Guaranteed from Defects

- READY TO WIN YOUR NEXT THROWING COMPETITION? EQUIP YOURSELF WITH THE BEST -If you're a serious competitor, then you know in order to be the best you've got to have the best equipment. You're looking at the premier competition throwing axe on Amazon. - COMPETITION THROWING TOMAHAWK...BEST BALANCED 19" HATCHET FOR THROWERS -We've got the best blacksmith in the business who still forges these hawks by hand one-by-one. We then seat it with a premium A grade straight grain American Hickory hard wood handle; giving you unbeatable control and long-lasting durability & performance. - BALANCED, PRECISE, DURABLE, QUALITY CONSTRUCTION. YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED! -Weighing only 1.6lbs and having the perfect 3.75" blade edge allows you to impress your friends or battle competitors and experience your best throwing ever! - IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT OUR DESIGN - We use a friction fit system to secure the axe head to the handle. This means the axe head may separate from handle on bad impace. This is NORMAL. See description or product images for instructions to reinstall - NEED SPARE HANDLES OR A SHEATH AS WELL? Spare Handles can be found typing in ASIN B00B40GFWM or B00HN25IDC - Sheaths using ASIN - B00K85OENG or B00H85S7UK

Product description

A Throwing Axe That Lasts

“By Far The Best Competition Throwing Hawk! Having A Quality Tomahawk That Performs Flawlessly Doesn’t Have To Cost You A Fortune.”

Specifications

Important Info About Our Design of Throwing Axe

About Our Axe Handles

The perfect blend of hand forged high carbon steel hard enough to hold an edge and soft enough to sharpen and throw without risk of shattering.

Quality Throwing Axe

The heads are installed using friction fit method - they are designed to separate on bad impact to preserve the handle from breaking. If Your Axe Head Comes Loose This is COMPLETELY NORMAL. Simply slide the top of the axe head up the bottom of the handle (make axe and handle shape matches). Use a rubber mallet or turn the axe upside down and pound handle on hard surface

Think about how much more fun your throwing would be if you could nail your target virtually every time, if you could have a quality tomahawk that’ll last through repeated throwing, and you could have a professional quality axe that outperforms 99% of the competitors…without spending a fortune. Equipping yourself with our precise, proven tomahawk is your ticket to enjoying your throwing to the fullest!

Each head is designed for axe throwing which doesn't require a super sharp blade edge. For uses other than throwing such as chopping and splitting, these blades may require additional sharpening.

You will likely experience the separation of the axe head from the handle if the head or handle hit the target incorrectly.

Other products use a set screw to attached the head to handle. We believe a set screw doesn't offer a true and proper fit and it compromises the handles integrity.

Thus, we use a friction fit design that requires friction to hold the head and handle. Proper fit is required for this design to work correctly. If your head and handle separate frequently without reason, it is likely the handle needs to be sanded a bit where the fit is wrong.

We offer smaller sizes of throwing axes for younger throwers or for those who get sore throwing our standard size hatchets.

You can search all our throwing products using the brand name "Thrower Supply [insert product type here (i.e., axe, knife, sheath, handle, etc...)]"

Grain refers to the direction of the "veins" of the wood. Wood will split easier if you are cutting in the direction of the grain. When chopping wood you try to cut along the grain to split the wood. If you were to use cross grain handles it just wouldn't make sense for throwing (they would break much easier). By selling only straight grain handles we are offering you the most durable handles available.

Hickory Is Ergonomically Better For Comfort And Stress Reduction

Hickory logs produce the best handles and are selected for their heavy weight, and straight grain.

The U.S. Forest Products Lab has found no difference in white or red hickory's strength. Therefore, the best hickory handles may be white, red or a mixture of both.

Hickory is a natural shock absorber and has excellent strength for tool handles.

American Hickory is the most sought after wood material to use for your axes and tomahawks. All the premium Swedish and German axe makers import American Hickory for their handles and proudly advertise it. We selected Hickory because it will take more abuse than maple or birch or ash. And on top of that, it is much more affordable.

Top quality hardwood means you can throw axes longer without the handle breaking.

Each handle is then sanded smooth and tumble waxed with a light coat of bees wax. This makes the grip software and extends the life of the wood.

*Slight variance in handle size may occur and some heads may require light work with sandpaper for the perfect fit.