RMJ Tactical Bushcrafter Axe - Hyena Brown

In the RMJ family of tactical tomahawks, perhaps one of the most popular as a tool is the new RMJ Bushcrafter designed by Tom Krein. RMJ tactical tomahawks have built a reputation as being the implement of choice from first responders rescuing people from wrecked vehicles or special forces operators hacking their way through the walls of brick and mud walls during firefights. The RMJ Bushcrafter is reminiscent of a camping hatchet you might use to make kindling or chop firewood at a hunting camp, yet this formidable tool is just as capable as its RMJ brothers and at home on the battlefield as it is your backpack.

Made from 52100 tool steel (the same steel used in industrial ball bearings), the Rockwell hardness of 57-58 walks that line of providing durable, tough steel, without making it too brittle to keep a long-lasting edge. The cutting surface of the RMJ Bushcrafter is a chisel ground 3.75" edge that allows for the full weight of the 1lb 5 oz. axe to be focused into a capable, concrete splitting outdoor companion. Equally at home dressing an elk as it would be hammering in tent stakes, the Bushcrafter features full-tang handle construction with G10 scales that will help ensure a firm grip swing after swing. The G10 is 3D patterned and comes in Black, Dirty Olive, Explore More and Hyena Brown. A lanyard hole at the end of the haft gives you additional carry options with the help of paracord and the molded kydex scabbard lets you carry the Bushcrafter with confidence on your pack, your tactical webbing, or on your hip with the low ride belt attachment

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