Council Tool Sport Utility 1.6 Lb Flying Fox Throwing Axe

The Flying Fox is a multipurpose utility axe that excels in axe throwing, as well as cutting kindling at the camp site. It features a thin blade that sinks into targets well, and fits all of the specifications set by the NATF (National Axe Throwing Federation).

FEATURES

Wooden handle from American hickory, treated with linseed oil

Edge is thin, designed to sink into targets.

The edges are sharpened, polished and ready to use.

Blade Material	5160
Steel Hardness	55 HRC
Handle Material	American Hickory
Handle Length	16″
Head Weight	1.6 Lbs/ 0.9Kg
Total Weight	2.25 Lbs/ 1.25Kg
Grind Style	Concave
Made in	U.S.A.

About Council Tools – Back in 1886, While John Pickett Council was in the turpentine business, he found lacking tools that we of an acceptable standard. As one would do, he decided to forge his own. Over a century later, and the work floor of the Council forge houses over 500 cumulative years of axe and tool making experience. Located still on the Council family plot on Lake Waccamaw, North Carolina; Council forges axes meant for the North American wilderness. Council axes are forged from 5160 steel and handled with American Hickory to create heirloom grade axes that match function and form in equal parts.