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Last Chance Other Weapons & Accessories
The odd item that simply doesn't fit anywhere else.
Extra Short Handle Felling Axe
#601119
This Extra Short Handle Felling Axe has a drop forged 1055 high carbon steel thin blade suited for cutting down trees and chopping. Features an American hickory hardwood handle.
$29.95
Short Handle Felling Axe
#601120
This Short Handle Felling Axe has a drop forged 1055 high carbon steel thin blade suited for cutting down trees and chopping. Features an American hickory hardwood handle.
$29.95
Camp Hatchet
#601117
This Python Camp Hatchet has a drop forged 1055 high carbon steel blade suited for light-duty field and camp work. Features an American hickory hardwood handle.
$19.95
Broad Axe
#601115
This Python broad axe has a 4-1/2 pound, drop forged 1055 high carbon steel thin blade suited for cutting down trees and chopping. Features an American hardwood handle with a plastic sleeve for an extra-secure head.
$34.95
Chopping Axe
#601113
This Python chopping axe has a 4 pound, drop forged 1055 high carbon steel blade suited for cutting down trees and chopping. Features an American hardwood handle with a plastic sleeve for an extra-secure head.
$34.95
Replacement Handle for Frontier Axe
#804677
This is an excellent replacement for the inevitable broken Frontier Axe handles. Overall 19-1⁄4 inches long.
From $5.95
Frontier Axe
#600770
This distinct axe is perfect for throwing with its solid steel head and hardwood shaft.
$44.95
Citizen Cane with Emergency Whistle
#804524
This stout, lightweight aluminum cane is the perfect walking companion with two unique features - a whistle and a spring loader carabiner latch that enables you to attach a dog leash or car keys directly to the grip.
$54.95 $39.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Frontier Axe
I had to sharpen this after it came. Classic design from about 800AD until just before WWI. Everybody used this design because it works. Added to my Longhunter kit. Also, there was no wedge at the head. I added one.
Reviewed by: Michael, June 23, 2020
Review of: Replacement Handle for Frontier Axe
It was a great replacement. TY
Reviewed by: Kevin, June 11, 2020
Review of: British Brass Fireman's Helmet
Accurate discrimination, fine product.
Reviewed by: Mark, February 03, 2020
Review of: 19th Century Fire Axe
I have many original and replica axes in my collection and this is one of the finest.
At first it appears to have a peculiar balance because the blade is so wide but as I used the cutting edge to clear brush and trim trees, and the pick to cut irrigation trenches I found the axe to be light, fast, and very manageable. I immediately wanted to order another as I will surely continue to work this one very hard.
At first it appears to have a peculiar balance because the blade is so wide but as I used the cutting edge to clear brush and trim trees, and the pick to cut irrigation trenches I found the axe to be light, fast, and very manageable. I immediately wanted to order another as I will surely continue to work this one very hard.
Reviewed by: Timothy, February 22, 2019
Review of: 19th Century Fire Axe
beautiful axe head though it does not come sharp at all and my handle has a crack (waiting on a reply on a corrective action) overall very well made tight fit on handle
Reviewed by: JARED, October 03, 2018
Review of: Spontoon Tomahawk Pipe
Solid hawk, bigger than it appears in the picture. Feels great in the hand and the finish is good enough for it to be a wall hanger.
As a pipe, there is SO much cosmolene, etc, in the pipe that I am not sure the 'ooverseas metal flavor' will ever be out of it, but it WOULD work if I wver was hard up enough for a pipe to try it!
As a pipe, there is SO much cosmolene, etc, in the pipe that I am not sure the 'ooverseas metal flavor' will ever be out of it, but it WOULD work if I wver was hard up enough for a pipe to try it!
Reviewed by: Michael, October 08, 2015