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daveo

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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

i've used my stilletto for the past 9 years, bought it for what seemed to be an outrageous price. it felt better than any hammer i'd swung before, that's why i bought it. i've noticed guys around me going through new hammers every few years or having to replace handles. not mine. i think it cost around $100, so that breaks down to $10 a year = better quality, swing, and with the hatchet style handle better ergonomics. i'll never swing anything else. nuff said