Description
Storm Breacher is the one with no wooden handle to fail. Head, haft and butt are cut from a single piece of D2 tool steel — a true full tang — with OD green G10 scales bolted to the grip. There is nothing to work loose, nothing to swell in the wet, nothing to snap when you lever with it. The whole thing is tumbled to a stonewashed grey that kills glare and hides the scratches this axe is going to collect.
| Overall length | 19 inches |
| Steel | D2 tool steel, one-piece full tang |
| Finish | Stonewashed tumbled grey |
| Poll | Flat hammer poll |
| Breaching feature | Pry notch cut through the mid-section |
| Scales | OD green G10, bolted |
| Lanyard | Lanyard hole through the butt |
| Included | Fitted leather sheath |
Built for: breaching, prying and vehicle or rescue work as much as camp chores. The notch through the mid-section pulls nails, lifts boards and gives you a hook to lever with. The hammer poll drives and strikes. The bit still chops and splits like a normal hawk. Because the tang runs the full length, you can put your weight on the prying without wondering whether the head is about to part company with the handle — the failure point on every wood-hafted axe.
Why D2 here: a breaching tool gets used as a lever, and levering is exactly where a hard, brittle steel fails. D2 sits in the useful middle — hard enough to hold an edge through abuse, tough enough to take the bending load, and semi-stainless so it survives a wet pack. The stonewashed finish adds another layer of corrosion resistance and means honest scratches disappear into the texture instead of standing out.
Care: almost none. Rinse it, dry it, and put a light coat of oil on it now and then. The G10 takes soap and water. There is no haft to oil and no head to re-seat.
FAQs
What makes it a “breaching” tomahawk? The pry notch and the one-piece full-tang build. A traditional tomahawk is for chopping; a breacher is designed to also lever, pull and pry without the head separating from the handle.
Is a full-tang steel handle uncomfortable? Bare steel would be. That is what the G10 scales are for — they insulate against cold, absorb some shock and give you grip when wet. It is heavier than a wooden haft, which is the honest trade for indestructibility.
Can it be thrown? Yes, and the stonewashed finish is the right one for it — throwing marks vanish into the texture.
Is a sheath included? Yes — a fitted leather sheath comes with every tomahawk we build.
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Model: BMK-1125
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