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Tomahawk Peace Pipe
Tomahawk Peace Pipe
Friday, July 22nd, 2011

I’m a fan of smoking cigars occasionally, Romeo Y Juliet and Aturo Fuente being my favorites. With time I found out tobacco that hasn’t been rolled is incredibly cheap. You buy it by the ounce, comes in many different flavors, and overall get the same enjoyment from smoking a good cigar. SO… I became interested in buying a pipe so I could try it out. But I couldn’t find a pipe that I would actually use and for the longest time I just kept searching.

Then one day while at the Bristol Renascence Fair, a thought a cured to me that a fully functional Tomahawk Peace Pipe, with the powerful duality of war axe on one side and on the other a peace pipe, that this would be the ultimate experience of  smoking a pipe. As I thought about getting a tomahawk more and more, I got down on myself because of two things. First, a fully functional Tomahawk is going to be incredibly unique and second, most likely very expensive. Even though I knew about those two problems I decide I should at least find out where I could get one and how much they cost.

So I began to searching around the internet and immediately found cheap ones floating around, but they wouldn’t even come close to making the cut. I had better luck on Amazon.com, but again they where not what I was looking for, they had something missing. The something more that you can see, but can never point at. That is what I was looking for in my Tomahawk. I began to lose hope because I could not finding anything remotely close to what I wanted and I went to eBay in hopes maybe someone might not realize how valuable or desired a real Tomahawk is, but no such luck either. Just more of that same old cheap stuff I kept finding.

Determined, I kept killing time on eBay in hopes I would find just one. When suddenly I came upon a replica Tomahawk that was so close to what I wanted. Thinking to myself, quietly, I said, “If their is one, there most be more, and one of those has to be the one.” Sure enough when I did a search on guys other products for sale I found my axe. I knew it the second I laid eye’s on it. There it was, something so real, so solid in a world of fake hood scoops on cars, poorly manufactured Chinese junk, and the next Brittany Spears sensation, this Tomahawk was real.

Made of damascus steel, the Tomahawk is rust resistant, incredibly durable, and strong. The metal is said to have legends of it cutting through a rifle barrel and cutting a single hair in half that fell on it. This Tomahawk has a handy knife that unscrews from the top of the head with the add bonus of making very easy to clean the pipe. Engraved on the axe is four skull and cross bones, on the shaft is beautiful brass inlay, and the filter inside the bowl is made of brass too. I have tested it out on chopping wood and have to say it does a fantastic job.The leather sheath that came with it and the knife have the knife-smith name engraved in both, “Felix.”

Finally the whole reason I purchased it, which is to smoke out of it, I find this to be unbelievable. When properly packed this Peace Pipe Tomahawk smokes amazingly well, also can be easily shared with 5 – 10 people, and basically start your own little personal pow-wow.

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Mark S commented

I really love that Tomahawk Peace Pipe! Can you plase tell me where you got it and how much it costs? That is the most beautiful hawk I’ve ever seen. Thank you for your time.

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September 7, 2011 at 7:09 PM

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