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>relying on the momentum of the axe head

You're swinging the baton fucktard.

>>thicker blade stock batons better than thin, which birthed the "sharpened prybar" meme; batonning knives are excessively thick which makes then inefficient cutters

Bullshit, plenty of flat and hollow ground knives are strong enough for batonning and cut very well.

>long knives are more dangerous

Axe is far more dangerous.

>it's tedious for multi-hour campfires

Batonning saw-cut wood is just as efficient as splitting with a hatchet if not moreso.

>it's destructive to the knife, unless it's a sharpened prybar

Any full tang knife can handle it. In 20 years I've only broken one knife batonning, a knockoff of the Kabar made by Ontario.

>>it's been the fuel for a while marketing blitz of heavy knives that produced a "need" for full tangs, which some people see as totally contrived

Then they can carry an axe everywhere like fucktards.

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