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Joe Fults




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PostPosted: Mon 26 Mar, 2007 12:26 pm    Post subject: A&A Hungarian Axe         Reply with quote

Received one of these today. Good stuff as always. The myArmoury review says it all except that you can ask them to make it a bit longer to fit your ergonomics and they will. My son really likes this thing, and he's usually not that interested in my new toys.

If you want an axe, this is a cheap and easy option.

It kills logs and pool noodles too.

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Joe Fults




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PostPosted: Mon 26 Mar, 2007 6:49 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

More playing with this one too, and I have come to think its a really under rated offering in the A&A line. Bob Burns first brought it to my attention by bringing one to Shane's cutting party in South Bend last year, and I'm glad he did. Light and fun. A pleasant little tool.
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PostPosted: Mon 26 Mar, 2007 6:53 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

I handled one a few years ago, and I have to say, this particular piece was one that made me rethink what an axe could be. I don't own a single axe yet, but this is one I've been very tempted to pick up.
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