Stick with blade. Using a strong wood about 1" thick. Attach A bayonet mount, available from several sources. If needed you can mount an M7 style fairly quickly.
Good defense crook cane
I know this is not really of interest here. I use my cane for self defense. For the longest time I use the fiber filled nylon cane. But lately, I experimented with Hickory cane:
Crook Cane - Hickory
I bought 3, It's about 17.5oz after cutting to 33" long. It is HARD, I can feel it when I hit my calf with it that it hit harder than the nylon cane. So far, it seems it can hold up. So just in case someone need one like this, something to look at.
Crook Cane - Hickory
I bought 3, It's about 17.5oz after cutting to 33" long. It is HARD, I can feel it when I hit my calf with it that it hit harder than the nylon cane. So far, it seems it can hold up. So just in case someone need one like this, something to look at.
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Several companies make bayonet mounts that can be mounted on wood. They were designed to be mounted on firearms but have screw holes for mounting. Pick one that has the screw holes. Another way is to mount a picatinny rail. Then get a bayonet mount that uses it.I am glad I am not the only one thought about this. I suggested to look into bayonet in the post above. But I have no idea how hard it is. But if you say they actually have holder for canes, that's it.
That is the first Hiking Halberd that I've seen.😀
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