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Tight Lips Sink Ships: Film Series
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Gränsfors Bruk Wildlife Hatchet
by Brad Neathery // Photo Josh Abel
With over 100 years of quality craftsmanship, Gränsfors Bruk has become quite the household name in the handmade axe space. Based out of Sweden, every axe is specifically designed to meet a particular function, with an intentionality to the specific area of use. The Gränsfors Wildlife Hatchet is a traditional scouting and camping axe, with a longer handle that lends the axe more power, not least when felling trees. Practical for carrying in your rucksack in the field when you need a small axe with plenty of power.
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