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United Cutlery Black Ronin Large Magnum Axe (Tomahawk) 22.5" Overall

Part Number: UC2528
Manufacturer: UNITED
Retail Price:$47.00
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UC2528: Black Ronin Large Magnum Axe
United® Cutlery

A Ronin was a samurai in ancient Japan with no lord or master. Ronins would use axes like this 22 1/2” long model to regain favor after their master was killed or had lost privilege. Blade is made of 420 stainless steel. Handle is made of 20 stainless steel wrapped with a nylon cord. It also features a 1/2” axe head and 1/16” main blade thickness. Black nylon sheath included.

22 1/2" overall.

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Product Reviews for the United Cutlery Black Ronin Large Magnum Axe (Tomahawk) 22.5" Overall

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Review 1:

Headline: Big Beefy Tomahawk, Love it!

Pros: Head Material , Balance , Construction , Weight , Handle Material

Cons:

by Big Schuman From Mesa, AZ on 11/20/2009

I have this hanging in my office and I love the way it looks and feels. Nice grips, good weight and sharp axe blade.

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