80CRV2 Camp Axe — Axes and Tomahawks, 80CRV2 steel

Axes and Tomahawks · Premium steel

80CRV2 Camp Axe

RMJ + Strider, a cooperative alliance style, a field tactical axe, equipped with 80CRV2, a jungle logging tool axe

Superclone

$338.07 CAD

In stock · Tracked worldwide shipping · 18+

Camp axe in 80CRV2 — a tough, easy-to-sharpen carbon steel that takes a working edge and a patina. Aftermarket field axe, not an RMJ or Strider collaboration. Sheath included; adults 18+.

High-grade replica — a superclone — of a factory pattern that sold out years ago. Even with the money, those originals are effectively gone from the market. Same geometry, named steel, and working action, sold under our name: not made or licensed by the original brand. What superclone means · Aftermarket patterns

Listed as
RMJ + Strider, a cooperative alliance style, a field tactical axe, equipped with 80CRV2, a jungle logging tool axe
SKU
KV-10
Steel
80CRV2
Blade style
camp axe
Finish
Premium steel
Category
Axes and Tomahawks

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About 80CRV2 Camp Axe

What 80CRV2 Camp Axe is built to do

80CRV2 Camp Axe is a camp axe in 80CRV2 on The Knife Vault’s axes and tomahawks shelf.

If you are comparing fixed blades and landed on 80CRV2 Camp Axe, the rest of this page stays with this SKU so the listing is actually distinguishable.

80CRV2 Camp Axe is an aftermarket take on a Jenny Wren pattern — not a licensed RMJ Tactical piece. Geometry and named steel are sold under The Knife Vault name.

What the title on 80CRV2 Camp Axe actually says

Read the workshop title as the spec sheet: “RMJ + Strider, a cooperative alliance style, a field tactical axe, equipped with 80CRV2, a jungle logging tool axe.” 80CRV2 Camp Axe is that listing on the Axes and Tomahawks shelf — not a rewritten neighbour with a swapped H1.

Facts that belong only to 80CRV2 Camp Axe: steel 80CRV2.

80CRV2 Camp Axe is for the job its shape implies on the Axes and Tomahawks shelf. If you wanted a different form — a bunka instead of a set, a jig instead of rivets, a folder instead of a chef’s knife — this URL is the wrong card.

Skip 80CRV2 Camp Axe if the title “RMJ + Strider, a cooperative alliance style, a field tactical axe, equipped with 80CRV2, a jungle logging tool axe” is not the object you meant to order. Neighbouring cards on this shelf are different SKUs.

Steel, handle, and the listed construction

80CRV2 Camp Axe is listed in 80CRV2. 80CRV2 is tough carbon steel for camp axes and hard-use blades. Oil the head.

  • 80CRV2 Camp Axe is listed as a camp axe on the Axes and Tomahawks shelf, stocked as “Premium steel”.
  • Listed steel on the 80CRV2 Camp Axe: 80CRV2.
  • 80CRV2 Camp Axe is sold as a superclone replica under The Knife Vault name, not as a licensed original.

Field use for this camp axe

80CRV2 Camp Axe is sized for kindling and trail clearing, not for wall display and not for felling sawtimber. Sheath the bit; keep the handle dry.

This is an axe listing (“RMJ + Strider, a cooperative alliance style, a field tactical axe, equipped with 80CRV2, a jungle logging tool axe”), not a folding knife and not a kitchen cleaver.

Oil, sheath, and storage

Oil carbon steel on 80CRV2 Camp Axe. Sheath the edge. Adults 18+.

A wet leather sheath will stain a carbon blade. Dry 80CRV2 Camp Axe before it goes away.

How this camp axe differs from other field pieces

The commercial title on this card is “RMJ + Strider, a cooperative alliance style, a field tactical axe, equipped with 80CRV2, a jungle logging tool axe.” That is the offer for 80CRV2 Camp Axe — not a generic camp axe copied from a neighbouring SKU.

Other axes and tomahawks listings in the vault may share a steel family or a silhouette. 80CRV2 Camp Axe is the one whose title, finish, and listed cues are on this URL.

80CRV2 Camp Axe is sold from The Knife Vault in CAD with tracked shipping. Read this listing (“RMJ + Strider, a cooperative alliance style, a field tactical axe, equipped with 80CRV2, a jungle logging tool axe”), not a lookalike on another shelf.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about 80CRV2 Camp Axe

What is the 80CRV2 Camp Axe?

The 80CRV2 Camp Axe is a camp axe in 80CRV2 on the axes and tomahawks shelf. The catalog title is RMJ + Strider, a cooperative alliance style, a field tactical axe, equipped with 80CRV2, a jungle logging tool axe.

What steel is the 80CRV2 Camp Axe?

The listing names 80CRV2. Oil the head. It takes a working edge and a patina.

Do you ship the 80CRV2 Camp Axe to Canada?

Yes, tracked, priced in CAD. Knives and small goods ship at 10% of that merchandise subtotal, and free when those items total $150 CAD or more. Typical delivery is two to four weeks in plain packaging. Adults 18+.

Is this a camping and utility axe?

Yes. 80CRV2 Camp Axe is sold as a camp and utility tool — kindling and trail work — not as a weapon and not for self-defence carry. Adults 18+. Follow local laws; this is not legal advice.

Does the 80CRV2 Camp Axe include a sheath?

The listing names a sheath. Read the product title for leather vs Kydex; we do not add a material the page omitted.

Can I own this axe in Canada?

Sold as a camping and utility tool to adults 18+. You are responsible for local rules on axe carry. We do not sell axes as weapons. This is not legal advice.

Is the 80CRV2 Camp Axe priced in CAD?

Yes. The tag is Canadian dollars. GST/HST is calculated at checkout from your address. There is no USD surprise at the border.

Can I return it?

Unused pieces in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery. The buyer pays return shipping unless the piece arrived damaged or not as described. See the returns page.