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Originally Posted by x-factor
Question - What is the technical difference between a tomahawk and a hatchet/hand axe? I have no practical experience in this matter, but based on what I know about frontier history, a tomahawk would qualify as a "practical tool" as much or more than as a close combat weapon.
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X, is your google not working, or do we need to explain how to do your own homework?
Look at current tomahawks being made for sale and tell me how practical a tool you think they are.
Then try to imagine where and how you will carry one.
TR
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