--- product_id: 1866375 title: "Gerber Downrange Tactical Tomahawk Survival Axe w/ Pry Bar, Includes Sheath" brand: "gerber" price: "$U28854" currency: UYU in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Gerber" url: https://www.desertcart.uy/products/1866375-gerber-downrange-tactical-tomahawk-survival-axe-w-pry-bar-includes store_origin: UY region: Uruguay --- # 1.9 lbs tactical multi-tool weight 3.5-inch beveled blade edge Integrated hammer head & pry bar Gerber Downrange Tactical Tomahawk Survival Axe w/ Pry Bar, Includes Sheath **Brand:** gerber **Price:** $U28854 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸͺ“ Own the edge: Tactical mastery in one unstoppable tool. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Gerber Downrange Tactical Tomahawk Survival Axe w/ Pry Bar, Includes Sheath by gerber - **How much does it cost?** $U28854 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.uy](https://www.desertcart.uy/products/1866375-gerber-downrange-tactical-tomahawk-survival-axe-w-pry-bar-includes) ## Best For - gerber enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted gerber brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Lightweight Yet Rugged:** Just 1.9 lbs of pure tactical efficiency built for serious survivalists. - β€’ **Compact MOLLE-Ready Sheath:** Seamlessly attach to your pack or body armor for instant access. - β€’ **Unbreakable USA-Made Steel:** 420HC alloy with Cerakote finish resists corrosion and extreme pressure. - β€’ **Triple-Action Tactical Power:** Chop, hammer, and pry with one precision-engineered tool. - β€’ **The Ultimate Gift for Outdoor Pros:** Perfect stocking stuffer for dads, adventurers, and tactical gear collectors. ## Overview The Gerber Downrange Tactical Tomahawk is a USA-made, multi-functional survival axe crafted from durable 420HC steel with a corrosion-resistant Cerakote finish. Featuring a 3.5-inch beveled blade, hammer head, and integrated pry bar, this 1.9-pound tool is designed for tactical breaching and outdoor survival. It includes a MOLLE-compatible sheath for easy carry, making it an essential, compact companion for camping, tactical operations, and everyday carry. ## Description The Gerber Tactical Downrange Tomahawk is a marvel of simplicity and efficiency, designed to be an essential part of your tactical gear and survival kit. This multi-tool survival axe combines a hammer head, steel prybar, and chopping edge, making it indispensable for serious tactical operations. When you're in a situation where time is of the essence, you need a tool with single-minded determination. With no moving parts to break or jam and no extraneous gimmicks, this tactical axe embodies three-quarters of a century of Gerber craftsmanship. This Gerber survival axe offers a three-tiered approach to tactical breaching. The axe head's beveled edge efficiently chops through drywall, turning walls and doors to splinters. The backside functions as a hammer head for breaking through hinges, locks, and doorknobs. The third component is a steel prybar at the handle's end, controlled by a cutaway grip in the axe head. Review: After comparing to other, less expensive options, the price is warranted. - Adding a hammer on the back of a blade is tricky. That weight makes the blade want to flop to one side or the other. This hatchet doesn't have that issue. It comes dull, but for a campfire log splitter/ wedge, that is fine because it requires no maintenance to keep the "sharpness" where it is at. The steel is very good quality so you could put a reliable edge on it with no problem. The handle is just long enough for me to put a lot of power behind a two-handed swing safely but also short enough that I can be precise one-handed. Ditto for the weight. I like that it comes out the bottom of the Kydex blade cover rather than the top like most hatchets. I like that the blade cover is quality Kydex. The "molly" attachment is junk in comparison to the professional level of the rest of the hatchet and Kydex cover but I'll live with it. I strapped this to the back of my plate carrier for LARPING and it looks awesome but I bought it for camping; splitting minimal logs for one or two nights and pounding in tent stakes. I'll keep it in the car for emergency zombie attacks as well. There are better hatchets for just campground wood processing, especially for a long stay or a long hike. There are better hammers. There are better crowbars. In a zombie attack, this wouldn't even be my first mele choice either I would choose a different axe, hammer, or crowbar. Not to mention, If you go to Home Depot and buy a full-size axe, large framing hammer and a big professional pry bar you'll leave with $50 to $60 in your pocket compared to the $189 I spent on this. So it is hard to explain the niche that this item fills but once you have it you'll get it. I am not sending this thing back. Review: Best Survival & OR Tactical Tomahawk on the market. - This Gerber Tomahawk is the best survival & (or) Tactical Tomahawk I have ever owned. The design is outstanding, The tang is thick and the G20 handle scales are wonderful. I personally was looking for something that would give me a good weapon for self defense in any situation, but especially for survival purposes. The other side of it was finding the best hatchet or axe to use for multiple tasks. with this tool you can brake in or out of some place, you could assemble and dissemble an entire camp site with this tool, dig holes easily (I have done this a few times now). A big deal for me was finding a tomahawk I could easily use two hands on as well as use single handedly at my differing availability, Gerber has provided that product. I also have the small Bear Grylls hatchet from Gerber, coupled with this which fits and stays in my survival/camping bag, theres nothing I can't get done. Big jobs and small, they both do incredible work and make my most my tasks short lived obstacle's in comparison with to many other products. When they designed this hawk it was designed with breaching in mind so it was built to stand up to abuse, right off the bat this is the first and one of the most important details. It is a FULL TANG tomahawk, (so don't pay any mind to the review commenting on the loose axe head, apparently a rip off or totally different product), and it has a wonderful weight balance, although it has a good size to it you are able to comfortably choke up on the head for fine wood work. The butt flairs out a bit, slowly, as you move from the axe and hammer head down to the nail puller on the end of the crow bar. Lets say this little jammie packs the punch of a regular wood axe in the package of beautifully crafted tomahawk that makes you makes you feel safer just having. One that includes Gerber's full lifetime warranty, which they have a phenomenal track record with. I am a loyal Gerber customer. I have many, many products and to this day, at age 22, I can't say any one has ever let me down. But to be fair it took me close to two months of watching reviews, looking over pictures and reviews of this product, the Boker "Tomahook", and CRKT's T-hawk, not in that particular order. But this girl came out on top. The Gerber Downrange Tomahawk, She's a BEAST. I also own or have owned the SOG Fasthawk both smaller and larger sizes, Bear Grylls Gerber Hatchet, Easting hatchet, coleman camp hatchet, Fiskars/Gerber wood axe full size, and the Schrade survival tomahawk (not the one with fire starter but a crow bar similar to the reviewed tomahawk). The only one's that are good at all are the Gerber's, all three are perfect for their intended purpose, the Schrade tomahawk is a great substitute if the gerber downrange is too expensive in all honesty, SOG's are good for throwing but not at all a survival option in my opinion. ## Features - DURABLE CAMPING GEAR: Features a multi-purpose breaching tool, with axe head with beveled edge, hammer head, and integrated pry bar for ultimate control in tactical situations - INNOVATIVE DESIGN: USA-made from 420HC steel with a corrosion-resistant Cerakote finish, ensuring this survival tool won't bend or break under pressure - VERSATILE OUTDOOR ACCESSORY: Combines the functionality of a tactical tomahawk, hammer, and pry bar in one compact multi-tool, perfect for various tactical and survival scenarios - COMPACT AND CONVENIENT: Includes a low-profile MOLLE-compatible sheath for easy attachment to your pack, standard webbing, or body armor, great portable tactical gear - IDEAL HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR MEN - Perfect stocking stuffer for dads, boyfriends, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking practical, reliable tools for adventures and everyday carry ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00BBJQYEA | | Best Sellers Rank | #159,843 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #201 in Camping Axes & Hatchets | | Blade Edge | Beveled | | Blade Length | 3.5 inches | | Blade Material | Alloy Steel | | Brand | Gerber | | Brand Name | Gerber | | Color | Brown/Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 600 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00013658134539 | | Handle Material | Fiberglass | | Head Type | Tomahawk | | Head Weight | 1 kg | | Included Components | G0715 | | Item Dimensions L x W | 22"L x 19"W | | Item Highlight | stocking stuffers, gifts for men, Military-grade tactical hatchet, hammer head, steel pry bar, MOLLE sheath, survival axe | | Item Type Name | Downrange Tomahawk | | Item Weight | 1.9 pounds | | Manufacturer | Gerber | | Manufacturer Part Number | 30-000715N | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | See manufacturer | | Model Number | 30-000715 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Product Dimensions | 22"L x 19"W | | Recommended Uses For Product | Camping | | Style Name | Tactical Tomahawk | | UPC | 013658134539 013658136229 | | Unit Count | 1 Ounce | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Gerber - **Color:** Brown/Black - **Handle Material:** Fiberglass - **Head Type:** Tomahawk - **Product Dimensions:** 22"L x 19"W ## Images ![Gerber Downrange Tactical Tomahawk Survival Axe w/ Pry Bar, Includes Sheath - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71uLLuCtmJL.jpg) ![Gerber Downrange Tactical Tomahawk Survival Axe w/ Pry Bar, Includes Sheath - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61OPLO9NG1L.jpg) ![Gerber Downrange Tactical Tomahawk Survival Axe w/ Pry Bar, Includes Sheath - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61qVFVZiwqL.jpg) ![Gerber Downrange Tactical Tomahawk Survival Axe w/ Pry Bar, Includes Sheath - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/618+aefcemL.jpg) ![Gerber Downrange Tactical Tomahawk Survival Axe w/ Pry Bar, Includes Sheath - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61mR3sOCRvL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can it cut log** A: It is half tomahawk and half axe. Not quite either one. It can cut a log but your hands will be aching pretty bad from using it to cut a log. It can tear open doors pry open drop doors and vehicle hood and trunks/boots. I even buried mine in a guy's head once and it went straight through the top of his head, out his bottom jaw and into his sternum. But using it to do anything but breaching and killing is not advisable, it really is just a raid and murder tool after all. I would suggest buying a small hatchet if you are needing to baton camp fire wood or an axe for splitting logs and copping down trees. Search for "camping axe" or "camping hatchet". Tomahawks are for slaying people. **Q: Is it made in China?** A: The box it came in said it was made in USA. But no where on the tool itself is it stamped. I bought a Gerber knife also and it was marked Made in CHINA on that box. **Q: Does anyone carry this as a breaching tool on duty? i'm an leo looking for feedback on it's usefullnes as a breaching tool.** A: Carried it with narcotics and swat. One of those tools that you don’t need until you do. Takes a beating however draws a lot of attention from the public. Crow bar decent fixed blade knife etc will work. **Q: How good is this for 1st responders?** A: I have been a paramedic for 8 yrs. I own one of these. It is an awesome tool! I must admit though that I have only used it twice at work. Both times I used it as a pry tool to open a problematic side door on an ambulance. I own the gerber down range tomahawk too and had it on hand as well but choose the Ding Dong because it required a lot of force to pry the metal door open and I was afraid I might bend the slimmer tomahawk. It worked great! Outside of work I used it once to help my fiancé. She was moving out of her house to move in with me and she locked herself out of her place. Again I used the Ding Dong as a pry tool to open the door. It easily pushed the door open. I was able to gain access to the residence without badly damaging the door frame.The hammer end is great too. Only really used it smash up a lot of no good old furniture though.The handle rings are great and do help you to not slip. The cuts in the hammer head do give it some bite but don't expect it to just rip chunks out of whatever you hit.All in all, I think it is a great entry tool for light to medium doors. Heavy duty doors and especially thick metal doors will probably give you some trouble and take more work/effort. Be careful trying to beat in something ridiculous solid. I took a swing at a piece of solid old school wood for furniture, a dresser, and it bounced off and damn near hit my head. I felt the handle touch my hair. Could have cracked my skull. So be careful, you can tear down house walls and can bust rocks and cinder block with it but it is not the hammer of Thor.I think it is a great entry tool. If you are PD or do a lot of door breaching it is awesome. As a paramedic I really don't do any door breaching at all. If I did this would be a "go to" tool. Most days though, it sits on the floor of my truck or ambulance and is just a fun "overkill" tool for simple tasks. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ After comparing to other, less expensive options, the price is warranted. *by G***B on June 23, 2021* Adding a hammer on the back of a blade is tricky. That weight makes the blade want to flop to one side or the other. This hatchet doesn't have that issue. It comes dull, but for a campfire log splitter/ wedge, that is fine because it requires no maintenance to keep the "sharpness" where it is at. The steel is very good quality so you could put a reliable edge on it with no problem. The handle is just long enough for me to put a lot of power behind a two-handed swing safely but also short enough that I can be precise one-handed. Ditto for the weight. I like that it comes out the bottom of the Kydex blade cover rather than the top like most hatchets. I like that the blade cover is quality Kydex. The "molly" attachment is junk in comparison to the professional level of the rest of the hatchet and Kydex cover but I'll live with it. I strapped this to the back of my plate carrier for LARPING and it looks awesome but I bought it for camping; splitting minimal logs for one or two nights and pounding in tent stakes. I'll keep it in the car for emergency zombie attacks as well. There are better hatchets for just campground wood processing, especially for a long stay or a long hike. There are better hammers. There are better crowbars. In a zombie attack, this wouldn't even be my first mele choice either I would choose a different axe, hammer, or crowbar. Not to mention, If you go to Home Depot and buy a full-size axe, large framing hammer and a big professional pry bar you'll leave with $50 to $60 in your pocket compared to the $189 I spent on this. So it is hard to explain the niche that this item fills but once you have it you'll get it. I am not sending this thing back. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Survival & OR Tactical Tomahawk on the market. *by M***H on November 29, 2014* This Gerber Tomahawk is the best survival & (or) Tactical Tomahawk I have ever owned. The design is outstanding, The tang is thick and the G20 handle scales are wonderful. I personally was looking for something that would give me a good weapon for self defense in any situation, but especially for survival purposes. The other side of it was finding the best hatchet or axe to use for multiple tasks. with this tool you can brake in or out of some place, you could assemble and dissemble an entire camp site with this tool, dig holes easily (I have done this a few times now). A big deal for me was finding a tomahawk I could easily use two hands on as well as use single handedly at my differing availability, Gerber has provided that product. I also have the small Bear Grylls hatchet from Gerber, coupled with this which fits and stays in my survival/camping bag, theres nothing I can't get done. Big jobs and small, they both do incredible work and make my most my tasks short lived obstacle's in comparison with to many other products. When they designed this hawk it was designed with breaching in mind so it was built to stand up to abuse, right off the bat this is the first and one of the most important details. It is a FULL TANG tomahawk, (so don't pay any mind to the review commenting on the loose axe head, apparently a rip off or totally different product), and it has a wonderful weight balance, although it has a good size to it you are able to comfortably choke up on the head for fine wood work. The butt flairs out a bit, slowly, as you move from the axe and hammer head down to the nail puller on the end of the crow bar. Lets say this little jammie packs the punch of a regular wood axe in the package of beautifully crafted tomahawk that makes you makes you feel safer just having. One that includes Gerber's full lifetime warranty, which they have a phenomenal track record with. I am a loyal Gerber customer. I have many, many products and to this day, at age 22, I can't say any one has ever let me down. But to be fair it took me close to two months of watching reviews, looking over pictures and reviews of this product, the Boker "Tomahook", and CRKT's T-hawk, not in that particular order. But this girl came out on top. The Gerber Downrange Tomahawk, She's a BEAST. I also own or have owned the SOG Fasthawk both smaller and larger sizes, Bear Grylls Gerber Hatchet, Easting hatchet, coleman camp hatchet, Fiskars/Gerber wood axe full size, and the Schrade survival tomahawk (not the one with fire starter but a crow bar similar to the reviewed tomahawk). The only one's that are good at all are the Gerber's, all three are perfect for their intended purpose, the Schrade tomahawk is a great substitute if the gerber downrange is too expensive in all honesty, SOG's are good for throwing but not at all a survival option in my opinion. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great but needs sharpening. *by K***C on March 12, 2026* Overall great, but if you throw it 1 - it's not a throwing axe, 2- needs to make sharper to make it a throwing axe. ## Frequently Bought Together - Gerber Gear Downrange Tactical Tomahawk Survival Multitool, Camping Axe with Hammer Head and Steel Pry Bar, Includes Sheath with Integrated Molle Straps - Gerber Gear Military Style Tactical Folding Spade E-Tool, Heavy-Duty All Purpose Camping and Emergency Car Shovel with Serrated Edge, Compact Survival Gear, Black - Gerber Gear Pack Hatchet - 3.5" Steel Blade Axe with Full Tang - Survival, Bushcraft and Camping Gear - with Mountable Nylon Sheath - Brown --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.uy/products/1866375-gerber-downrange-tactical-tomahawk-survival-axe-w-pry-bar-includes](https://www.desertcart.uy/products/1866375-gerber-downrange-tactical-tomahawk-survival-axe-w-pry-bar-includes) --- *Product available on Desertcart Uruguay* *Store origin: UY* *Last updated: 2026-10-24*