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I recently got a Norlund axe head that was my Dads. I remember it had a Boy Scout embossed sheath. It’s 7” long, cutting edge is 4-1/4”, and back of head is 2/3/8”. Looks like Hudson Bay or Tomahawk shape. I’m looking for a handle for it. I think it was originally around 20” lg. The eye measures 2-5-16 x 13/16”. What I’ve found won’t fit this eye. Looking for suggestions. Thanks in advance.
Last edited by Scott; 06/02/21.
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Check House Handle. I got one that fit my Norlund hatchet really well.....
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Thanks I'll check them out.
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Check “Vintageaxeworks” on Instagram. You don’t have to be a member.
Roy is a wonderful guy and has rehandled my Norlund and a few more. His handles are all handmade one at the time and are made right.
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Thanks. I’ll check him out.
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Huntsman22 gave you an excellent answer: https://www.househandle.com/This is where I always get my handles as does several people I know. Excellent product and excellent service at at very fair price.
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Where did you wind up getting it from?
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great info here on replacement handles.....THX.
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Got it from househandle.com
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