RMJ Tactical Tomahawk: Dvalinn

Andrew Bawidamann has teamed up with RMJ Tactical to create the Dvalinn Tomahawk. RMJ Tactical can be credited with really bringing the "tactical tomahawk" concept to the forefront as a viable, versatile tool for the modern age. All you have to do is look at some pics from the past decade of conflict around the globe and if you study them close, you will see some of the "go fast" dudes with a RMJ strapped to their kit. The Bawidamann/RMJ Dvalinn is a compact and very light tomahawk that can be easily thrown in a pack on your kit or just about anywhere. The Dvalinn features a sharpened bottom edge for pull cutting, but the notched beard still allows you to choke up and get a hand behind the edge and the rear end features a spike for all your poking and prodding needs. This gives you a ton of cutting options for a versatile tool. The semi-bearded design lets you get a high grip on the stem for more control in finer work, aided by jimping on the back. The beveled G10 grips feature diagonal texturing for extra grip without being aggressive and can be removed via the bronze anodized titanium hardware for cleaning or grip swaps. The axe features a Tungsten Cerakote finish for corrosion resistance. Comes with a bottom-eject molded kydex sheath and Low-Ride M.O.C. straps.

• This fast in your hand tool features a main cutting edge as well as a penetrating spike on the reverse.
• The handle end is beveled for use as a prybar.
• Coated with the tough and corrosion resistant tungsten Cerakote finish.
• Great grip from the textured G10 grips and spine ridges
• Titanium hardware with bronze anodized finish
• Kydex bottom eject sheath includes Low-Ride M.O.C. straps