If you thought that axes were only made to chop fire wood (or just to tickle your fancy of feeling like a real man), you’d be dead wrong. These descendants of ancient instruments of war are made to accomplish tasks, like how the Downrange Tomahawk was made for breaching tasks.
Made by Portland, OR based Gerber, the Downrange Tomahawk gives you the confidence of knowing that you have the right tool when time is of the essence. The axe can cut through walls and rope, while the hammer head is perfectly designed for smashing through any obstacles in your way. The axe head also has a cutaway handle, so you can confidently employ the hefty pry at the end with maximum leverage. In short, it’s an “indestructible instrument of destruction.”