Rifleman’s Tomahawk – Classic Frontier Pattern (Kopia)

250,00 

Key Features

  • Hand-forged from 1055 carbon steel
  • Traditional Rifleman’s pattern inspired by frontier-era tomahawks
  • clean vintage finish on the head
  • Premium curly ash handle
  • Lightweight and exceptionally well balanced
  • Fully functional working tomahawk
  • Individually handcrafted—every piece is unique
  • Handcrafted leather edge cover included
  • Made in Poland by Paps Tomahawks

Measurements

  • Overall Length: 44 cm (15 in)
  • Head Width: 15 cm (5.9 in)
  • Cutting Edge: 5,5 cm (2.2 in)
  • Total Weight: 550 g (1.21 lbs)

Built to Last

Each Paps omahawk is forged using traditional blacksmithing methods and individually heat treated to ensure exceptional durability, edge retention, and reliability. The combination of resilient 1055 carbon steel and carefully selected curly ash results in a tomahawk that is equally suited for collectors, historical enthusiasts, and practical outdoor use.

Like all high-carbon steel tools, occasional oiling of both the steel head and wooden handle will preserve its appearance and protect it for years of faithful service.

Forged by hand. Inspired by history. Built for generations.

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Product Details

Rifleman’s Tomahawk – Classic Frontier Pattern

Simple. Reliable. Timeless.

The Rifleman’s Tomahawk is inspired by the practical belt axes carried by woodsmen, hunters, and frontiersmen throughout North America during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Its clean, symmetrical profile reflects a design philosophy where every curve and every ounce served a purpose—creating a lightweight yet highly capable companion for life in the wilderness.

Hand-forged from 1055 carbon steel, the head features a refined classic shape with crisp lines and a clean vintage finish that highlights the craftsmanship beneath every hammer mark. The slim profile delivers excellent balance, making the Rifleman’s Tomahawk equally at home in the hand, at camp, or proudly displayed as part of a traditional collection.

The handle is crafted from curly ash, selected for its  strength and beautiful natural figure. Finished by hand to enhance the character of the wood, it provides a comfortable grip while complementing the understated elegance of the forged head.

Every Rifleman’s Tomahawk is individually forged, heat treated, ground, and fitted by hand in my workshop. No castings. No shortcuts. Just traditional blacksmithing techniques combined with modern precision to create a tool built to last for generations.

Whether you’re a collector of historical tomahawks, a living history enthusiast, or simply appreciate authentic handmade craftsmanship, the Rifleman’s Tomahawk is a piece that embodies the spirit of the American frontier.

Key warnings:

18+, wear eye/hand/foot protection; keep 5 m distance; do not use a damaged axe; wood only; store out of children’s reach; transport with sheath fitted.

Materials/care: head (steel), handle [wood]; maintenance: oil the handle, protect the edge with oil.

Safety reports and claims: in case of incident/defect contact us at [email/phone]. papstomahawks@gmail.com

Product/batch identification:

Model [axe], Batch [2025]

Product safety and compliance:

The product is a consumer item and meets the requirements of general product safety in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/988 (GPSR). Detailed warnings and instructions are available in the “Manual” tab (PDF) and below.

Product/batch identification: Model [axe], Batch [2025].

Manufacturer/importer details (EU contact): PAPS CUSTOM TOOLS Paweł Surdel Gajowa 19, 44-145 Leboszowice, papstomahawks@gmail.com

User and Safety Instructions:

Product Model/ID: Axe / tool for woodwork     Batch number (batch): 2025
Manufacturer: PAPS CUSTOM TOOLS Paweł Surdel

Instructions.pdf

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