The Eagle Talon is the tomahawk that started it all. It was the first all-steel integral designed tomahawk and has been the keystone for all other RMJ tomahawks. It was inspired by 18th Century French and Indian War tomahawks that RMJ Tactical's designer, Ryan, had been emulating for many years.  

In the Spring of 2001, Ryan was commissioned by members of the USAF 820th Security Forces to design a tomahawk that featured 18th century lines and 21st century engineering; a tomahawk for modern combat use. Work began, and by the fall of 2001 the Eagle Talon Special Forces Tomahawk was being used in Afghanistan. 

Why a Tactical Tomahawk? 

The tomahawk has served as an effective field tool and weapon for over 300 years, and the physics behind the tomahawk design give it many advantages over a knife. The user can choke up on the grip to use the tomahawk like a more traditional knife, or when held in a normal grip, the cutting power and strike force is multiplied several times over due to the leverage created by the length of the handle.

• Forward Edge Length: Approximately 2.9375" ~ 75 mm (Bottom of Forward Edge - 2.50", Spike Edge .50")
• Spike Length: Approximately 3.25" ~ 83 mm
• Forward Edge to Spike Length: Approximately 7.0" ~ 178 mm
• Blade Material: Black Cerakote 80CRV2 Steel
• Hardness: Striking Surface - 54 HRc, Neck and Tang - 30 HRc
• Blade Style: Plain Edge
• Blade Thickness: Approximately 0.375" ~ 9.5 mm
• Lock Style: Fixed Blade Tomahawk
• Open Overall Length: Approximately 18.0" ~ 457 mm
• Handle Material: Black G-10 and Black Cerakote 80CRV2 Steel (One Piece Construction)
• Sheath: Black Kydex
• Weight: Approximately 30.0 Ounces ~ 850 Grams (Tomahawk Only)
• Special Features:
  3 Sharpened Edges
  Lanyard Holes
  Made in USA