Husqvarna Axe?

[I am Groot!]

I have been looking to purchase a Gransfors Bruks and during my reserch I ran across the Husqvarna Axes. They are forged axes, but cost considerably less than the Granfors. Has any one here used one and if so would you recommend purchasing one?

[leroy]

Yep... I did the same thing you are doing, and bought the Husky... They sharpen right up and look good... Iv'e got a Wetterlings or two and they appear to be basically the same axe....

 

leroy

[I am Groot!]

Thanks, they look good on line, but that can be misleading. The only thing that I don't like the look of is the Husqvaran on the handle. Thought I might replace it or remove and refinish it. Edited November 27, 2014 by Odessa7979

[blueheeler47]

I bought a Gransfor splitting maul a few years ago, money well spent.

[Caster]

My husqvarna axe has a two stroke engine attached to it.

[Spots]

The Husqvarna axes are good, but Id hunt flea markets and yard sales. All my regular use axes are antiques that work amazingly and hold a great edge. Usually cost $5-10 plus a new handle.

[Randall53]

My husqvarna axe has a two stroke engine attached to it.

 

LOL....yep. I was expecting a "What's that noise?" joke.

[BigJim]

A friend in my hunting club has one that I used just a couple of weeks ago. Well worth the price IMO.


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