Monolithic one-piece Axe.

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J.Davey

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So, WHERE IS IT??? I've been waiting far too long for this axe!!!

Seriously, though; what's the scoop???
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I don't see them listed at all, so mostly likely they are discontinued.
 
Yeah, they've announced a couple of things in the past that looked cool but were cancelled for one reason or another. It fortunately doesn't happen very often.
 
I still like their products. I STILL WISH THEY'D PUT 'AT LEAST' ALUMINUM LINERS IN THEIR G10 HANDLED FOLDERS!!!!!!

(I'd pay the extra $20.)
 
Brad "the butcher";17059546 said:
It would be hard to compete with the eastwings.....probably a big factor in cancelling
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Yeah, Estwings are really good, and really reasonably priced(so much so that I've bought a few of their tools just cause I wanted to have them, even though I will never use them...like their rock pick)...so really, the cancelling of the CS 1 piece axes isn't a big deal, for me. I'm sure CS's would have been a good axe too, but really, if you want a 1 piece axe, you really can't go wrong with an Estwing.
 
J.Davey said:
I still like their products. I STILL WISH THEY'D PUT 'AT LEAST' ALUMINUM LINERS IN THEIR G10 HANDLED FOLDERS!!!!!!

(I'd pay the extra $20.)
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G10 is stronger than 6061 T6 Aluminum, which is what Cold Steel uses for liners.
 
I almost bought a Estwing 26-inch handled ax on that big river site.

It was a great deal, but I figured that I really don't need one.

Because too many knives I would rather have instead.
 
GCG199 said:
I almost bought a Estwing 26-inch handled ax on that big river site.

It was a great deal, but I figured that I really don't need one.

Because too many knives I would rather have instead.
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Well, if you change your mind, you can't go wrong with an Estwing. In all honesty, I've bought a bunch of Estwings I'll never use just cause l like the hammers and axes so much. Do I NEED a rock pick, or bricklayer's hammer? Nope. But I got em anyway. They aren't expensive at all, either.
 
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