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Tomahawk Carrier Or Guard
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Product Description
This unique guard slips over the tomahawk blade and stays in place with out having to be tied. Or easily carry your tomahawk on your 3" belt with this sturdy leather hawk carrier. Made in the USA by October Country, a manufacturer of muzzleloading supplies.
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Quality Product
Posted by Alan Lentz on 14th May 2024
Just today I dyed the cover to match my other leather accessories. Came out great, fits my hawk just like it was made for it.
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Quality item
Posted by ALLEN CAMPBELL on 6th Jul 2022
I attached this tomahawk carrier to my waist belt behind my possibles bag. It does work OK to carry my tomahawk, and it appears to be durable. You will have to treat, and possibly darken the leather. Time will tell how long the stitching will last.