Cold Steel Vietnam Tomahawk

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It took Peter LaGana a lifetime of armed combat and months of design and testing to perfect the Vietnam Tomahawk. Now, theres an exact replica of this historic weapon.
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• cold
• steel
• vietnam
• tomahawk
• combat
• survival

[SlapChopDj]

What happens if the handle chipps or breaks (as if)? do they sell replacements?

[csknives]

@SlapChopDj contact customer services. They are always happy to help

[natefalls]

Excellent! Now I know what to get if I ever have a need to chop through a car hood, like for an oil change.

[MagronesBR]

1:21 "This is for parking on my spot AGAIN! Sincerely: Your Neighbor"

[MrELEPHANTPOO]

I can do that with my screwdriver!

[mwillblade]

Didn't these things cost $20 in 94' ?

[VirginBurglar]

Hi, Billy Mays here with the Cold Steel Vietnam Tomahawk.

[TrangleC]

It is strangely difficult (or even impossible) to find any information about tomahawks really having been used during the Vietnam war. If you google it, all you get is info on the "Vietnam Hawks" that are sold since 2001 or so, but I could not find any historical information. I didn't even find a single picture of a soldier in Vietnam holding or carrying a tomahawk. Could it be the whole thing is just a myth? Does anybody here have hard historical facts?

[TrangleC]

@serpentinear86

The fact that the handle is relatively short, making the tomahawk compact while not too small is the best feature about the Vietnam Hawk, in my opinion.

[eers2ya]

He's a Ninja!

[draggonson]

I have 2 in my collection one is from vietnam that my uncle carried and the other was bought from cold steel for personal protection in coyote country.