COUNCIL TOOL Forestry Service Pulaski - 3.75 lb Wildfire Axe with 36" Hickory Handle & Forged Steel Head - 38PE136 NFES

USFS HISTORY “ Developed in the early 1900s by legendary Ranger Edward Pulaski, whose leadership during the 1910 fire helped save 45 men; this tool honors that legacy and meets US Forest Service specification 5100-355E. Everything is made in the USA. | DUAL-BLADE TOOL “ Traditional axe bit on one end and a mattock blade on the other, both hand-sharpened to USFS specs for chopping, digging, and grubbing in forestry or landscaping environments. | TOUGH 1080 STEEL “ Forged from high-carbon 1080 steel and tempered to Council Tools Rc 53-58 standard, exceeding ANSI requirements for long-lasting edge performance and durability. | AMERICAN HICKORY HANDLE WITH SPEC-COMPLIANT FINISH “ Crafted from tough, straight-grain American hickory for balance and control; kiln-dried to reduce shrinkage and maintain a secure fit; paired with a black enamel-coated head that meets USFS and GSA specifications (NSN# 5120-00-293-3467) and features clear lacquered cutting edges for rust resistance. | MADE IN USA “ Manufactured entirely in the USA using domestically sourced materials, supporting American workers and delivering dependable, professional-grade tools.