RMJ Tactical Jenny Wren Spike - 80CrV2 Tungsten Cerakote - Dirty Olive G-10 - Bronze Hardware

80CrV2 Frame Lock with Dirty Olive G-10 Handles

The RMJ Tactical Jenny Wren Spike is a versatile tomahawk designed for outdoor adventures and urban emergency use. It serves as a high-quality utility tool for day hikes, camping trips, or professional breach-and-extraction tasks. The Jenny Wren Spike features multiple sharp edges for cutting, scraping, fire starting, and more, making it a reliable companion for various outdoor and tactical scenarios.

Blade

The tomahawk head is crafted from 80CrV2 carbon steel, known for its excellent toughness and decent edge retention. The steel is heat-treated to 57-58 HRC, providing a balance of durability and sharpness. The 2.63" cutting edge is designed for heavy-duty tasks such as chopping brush, branches, and other outdoor chores. The Tungsten Cerakote finish enhances resistance to wear, corrosion, chemical damage, and impact, while also offering a low-visibility appearance.

Handle

The handle features 3D contoured G-10 scales, a durable and lightweight material known for its strength and resistance to moisture. The G-10 provides a secure grip and adds to the overall durability of the tomahawk. The handle is secured with bronze hardware, ensuring a robust and reliable construction.

Carry

The Jenny Wren Spike includes a molded Kydex bottom-eject scabbard with low-ride straps, designed for secure and convenient carry. The tomahawk's overall length is 11.75", and it weighs 20.5 oz, making it portable and easy to handle. The spike, measuring 1.75" long, is versatile for tasks such as penetrating or breaching objects, digging, and dragging logs.

Made in USA

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1. Specs:
2. Overall Length: 11.75" (298mm)
3. Cutting Edge Length: 2.63" (67mm)
4. Blade Thickness: 0.275" (7mm)
5. Blade Steel: 80CrV2
6. Blade Finish: Tunsten Cerakote
7. Handle Material: G-10
8. Weight: 20.5oz
9. Country of Origin: USA
10. Sheath: Molded Kydex Bottom-Eject Scabbard with low ride straps