Donaldson Tomahawks.

[house]

Has anyone had any experience with this hawk. I am new and looking to purchase my first hawk. I have been reading up on as many as I can. I don't want to break the bank on one. Not sure if it something I will spend a lot of time trying to master. I have looked at more expensive and a lot cheaper hawks and this one looked like one in the middle. Thanks for any help is appreciated.

 

[LRB]

What I found was Donelson tomahawks. From the descriptions of construction and dedication to historical accuracy, they should be fine tomahawks, if not great ones. Pics look good. I did not check prices.

 

[house]

You are correct on Donelson being the correct spelling thanks.

 

[necchi]

John is a Master at the forge. He moved last year into South Dakota but he was a local.
I've met him and watched his hammer move.
If your looking for a hand forged Hawk that'll have a lifetime warranty get one of his and you won't make a mistake. http://www.donelsoncustommuzzleloaders.com/hawks.html

 

[Sean Gadhar]

Pics look good. I did not check prices.

Throwing hawk was $62 shipped

 

[house]

I really think I am going to get this hawk for my birthday in a month. If anybody has other suggestions please add. Thanks

 

[Stumpkiller]

Don't have one of his tomahawks, but he made me a great skinning knife and the cherry-stocked rifle in my signature. John's a great guy and pleasant to do business with.

 

[Rick Son]

Man awsome stuff!!!Dang where to folks get talent like that!!!

 

[Mike New]

I see on the web site that the edge on the hawks is case hardened. Am I mistaken in my thinking that after a few sharpening's get down into the soft material that the edge will have to be case hardened again? I really like the polled hawks. Mike