A.G. Russell Knives

Designed by custom knifemaker and International Knife Throwers Hall of Fame inductee Gil Hibben, the Pro Thrower Axe is constructed of one-piece tempered stainless steel and features a perfectly balanced axe head and a trigger grip handle design that guides the hand into the same consistent and accurate release each time it is thrown.

The Double Headed Axe is based on the construction and durability of the world renowned Tomahawk. With a heavier two edged head, this formidable axe can shape, split and cut wood, harvest timber, as well as be used in military/LE operations for breaching, extraction, etc. It is big enough to exert power with a two-handed grip but light enough to use with a single hand.

The M48 Hawk is the ultimate tactical weapon. Lightweight, so it can be carried around all day, a wide upswept blade for mammoth chopping, slashing and cutting potential. The secondary edge on the back of the axe head is sharpened for a cutting and hooking attack. When combined the spike and axe head made an efficient personal defense and breaching tool.

Like its big brother the FastHawk Tomahawk is based on the Vietnam Tomahawk. An extreme evolution of the original, which was considered one of the more unusual weapons of its day. The SOG FastHawk is faster, lighter, more agile, and easier to carry than its sibling the Tactical Tomahawk.

In the 1970s, I was an active outdoorsman. As a farmer and a hunter, I used knives daily, and hand and larger axes at least weekly. I found this small A. G. Russell™ axe, which was being made for me in Solingen at the time, so handy that it was almost always in my hip pocket whenever I left the house. If I was on horseback, then it was fixed to the saddle.

This simple, no-nonsense axe is balanced and weighted for efficient impacts. With a forged stainless steel head and edge retention, this axe will be sure to have people talking. And glass-filled nylon handles that are all but impossible to break.

Based on the Vietnam Tomahawk, the Fusion Tactical Tomahawk is an extreme evolution of the original, which was considered one of the more unusual weapons of its day. Today there is a real need for a versatile tool for breaching operations, excavation, obstacle removal, extraction, and other utility applications.

SOG's modern battle/throwing ax evokes its origins from medieval times, which some might consider to be the present. Whether used as a target ax, SWAT tool or universal backup; it is very effective. The pike in the back is upswept for better target penetration.

The steel-headed tomahawk arrived with the French fur trappers as trade goods and quickly became a prized possession of the American Indian. Many designs were in use, varying from the simple hatchet to the elaborately decorated multi-use pieces.

If you are looking for a really great little Axe at an even greater price, here is the one.

Gränsfors Bruks has a huge power hammer on which some very fine axes are forged. The axes being built today are unlike the hundreds of models made in Sweden 100 years ago.

The material of this super light and handy little axe is high carbon stainless cutlery steel from the most modern of Sweden's steel mills. The Sassafrass wood handle is shaped to enable you to work hour after hour making the most of the 5-1/2" cutting edge of this remarkable tool.

Small enough to attach to your belt or backpack, yet sturdy enough for any job. Made from one piece drop forged construction with Kraton handles for a sure grip in any condition. A 3-1/2" cutting edge allows for plenty of working area.

This axe is great for those weekend camping trips as well as those extended hunting trips. Just the right size for quartering large game as well as splitting kindling or larger wood for campfires.