CRKT Kangee T-Hawk tactical tomahawk

Tough, high-quality black tactical tomahawk, the kind that usually costs a lot more than this. The perfect entry and exit tool and close combat weapon for professional use and for the upcoming zombie apocalypse. Comes with a shoulder strap and a sheath.

• Overall Length: 350 mm (13.75")
• Blade length: 75 mm (2.9")
• Blade thickness: 5.8 mm (0.2")
• Tomahwk weight: 0.7 kg (1.5 lbs)
• Sheath weight: 100 g (3.6 oz)
• Blade type: Axe with a spike
• Blade Steel: SK-5 carbon steel
• Blade finish: Powder coat
• Handle: Glass-reinforced Nylon
• Sheath: Boltaron^®, MOLLE compatible

This hawk was designed by Ryan Johnson who has been creating knives and tactical tomahawks for over 30 years. He has spent years redefining the role of the tomahawk in law enforcement and military applications. Ryan is the president and primary designer at RMJ Tactical, whose hawks are very popular among special forces.

Materials

This is one tough little bugger. It has a glass-reinforced Nylon handle with a textured grip. The blade is made of SK-5 carbon steel, which has a Rockwell hardness of 54-54. Translated from engineerish, it means that it is hard enough to keep an edge but tough enough to keep up with your Government-sanctioned breaking-and-entering business. It comes with a MOLLE-compatible Boltaron^® Sheath with a buckle strap.

Use

T-Hawk is a very versatile little devil. It destroys obstacles quickly with either the SK5 carbon steel blade or the aggressive spike. Both the top edge and the forward edge are sharpened. but the top edge isn’t razor-sharp like the forward edge is. Thus, the hawk has many ways to damage either the target or you, so we recommend getting to know it very carefully at first. Most of us aren’t Cimmerian barbarians without practice, you know.

You can grip the handle in several ways depending on whether you want more reach or more precision. You can also use it as a throwing axe but you better practice it for a while first. The spike can break car windows, punch holes into things you don’t like, and break padlocks, to name a few handy things. The bottom piece is also pointed, which enables you to use it as a weapon or break windows. It is also possible to attach a lanyard to it. There are also multiple lashing points on the handle in case you need to make this into an improvised two-handed axe or something. The emphasis is on the word “improvised” though.

Made by Columbia River Knife and Tool

Columbia River Knife and Tool® is an American knife and tool-manufacturing company founded in 1994. They are known for high-quality folding and fixed blade knives and tomahawks.