(Pros: Head Material
Cons: Construction, Handle Material
tomahawk head ok
Handle has large Bow . not Straight.Head of Tomahawk ok nice edge
Columbia River CRKT 2724 RMJ Chogan Hammer Tomahawk, 17.88" Overall, Tennessee Hickory Wood Handle
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Part #: CR2724 | CRKT Knives (Columbia River)
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Description
CR2724: 2724 Chogan Hammer - Ryan Johnson Design
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A useful tool of the professional trade; to have one is to know and appreciate its true worth in the field... especially ones this good. Tomahawks have been a mainstay of utility in the military for a long time. From manual utility tasks to self-defense fighting tools, they have carved out a unique place in many a tactical gear bag.
Designer Ryan Johnson has been honing his tactical tomahawk designs over the last 30 years and has earned a dedicated and loyal fan base, particularly among special forces troops. His Chogan and T-Hawks are shaped of single-piece steel with a wooden handle. The Chogan Hammer features an enlarged back hammer when compared to the other Chogan T-Hawks. The added size and weight allow you to easily split wood and hammer tent stakes.
You will find these T-Hawks very well balanced and easily controlled, while still being robust enough to handle most anything dished out.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 2.60"
- Overall Length: 17.88"
- Blade Material: 1055 Carbon Steel
- Blade Thickness: 1.47"
- Blade Finish: Black Manganese Phosphate Coating
- Handle Material: Tennessee Hickory Wood
- Weight: 1.78 lbs.
- Designer: Ryan Johnson
UPC Code: 794023272406
Related Categories
CRKT Knives (Columbia River), CRKT Chogan / Kangee T-Hawks Series, 1055 Blade Steel, Wood Handle Material, Axes, Axes Tomahawk, Ryan Johnson
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Jeff
MIMay 05, 2025
Mr. Clean
, Jan 15, 2022
Pros: None
Cons: None
Great tomahawk!
Just like a lot of Ryan Johnsons tomahawk designs, this hawk is on the heavier side( for a tomahawk) which I like because its more of a middle ground between hawk and hatchet. Just like most tomahawks at this price range, you will have to hand fit the head for a snug, strong fit. All in all I'm happy with it and look forward to more designs!
