Field Hatchet
A tribute to a land rich with tradition, the Field Hatchet is rooted in heritage and enhanced by modern design. Crafted for precision, the blackened steel blade is complemented by the handsome hickory handle. Lightweight and compact, it proves indispensable in fireside work and field games. Includes sheath. Handle and head can be reset.
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- BBBruce Brown J.Verified BuyerRated 5 stars3 months agoFeels good
I haven't really used it yet but it feels good in my hand
- GMGary M.Verified BuyerRated 5 stars4 months agoField hatchet
Great simple design and well made
- GMGary M.Verified BuyerRated 5 stars4 months agoField Haachet
Well made , nicely designed and a good quality tool!!
- LLongshadowVerified ReviewerRated 5 stars5 months agoRight Size + Handle Spares are Easy
Great addition to the woods running kit. I've been looking for a better fit to my kit than the (otherwise excellent) CRKT Chogun hawk that was simply too big to haul around on my belt.
Though my copy of the Barebones Field Hatchet came with a different handle (beech?) than the hickory one listed in these ads, it was an easy replacement with "no kidding" hickory. The standard 20 ounce and 24 ounce hammer handles available at any good hardware store are easily trimmed (see photo) to allow the 1055 carbon steel head to slide into place. In fact, the replacements I've made from those hammer handles "flair" better than the one supplied at time of purchase. And the "flair" is the same secure dimension on the shorter handle (20 ounce hammer size) as it is on the long handle (24 ounce hammer size), which allows me options for easy carry off trail, or for greater power when needed.
The handle replacement took care of the only problem I saw with the tool. The OEM handle seemed destined to fly off the end of the handle with vigorous use because of inadequate "flair" of the handle. I could see "daylight" in sections around the "eye" of the head when looking along the shaft from the top end, and that was after the head was jammed onto the handle at its maximum height. Sooner or later (in my opinion, of course) the head may have flown off during use.
With that fixed, I (slowly) created a 90 degree "spine" on the topmost edge of the hawk to use for scraping duties and for ferro…
- LMLarry M.Verified BuyerRated 5 stars5 months agoJust what I wanted
Great little hatchet. Not to big not to small so for its handling the job I need it for.
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