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deal for demolition work like shattering concrete (demolition face) or driving stakes and wedges (driving face)

Talk about a 2-for-1 deal. This Leo Balance Cast Aluminum Meat Hammer 6.75 in. is perfect for both tenderizing and flatting meats and poultry. This double-sized hammer is crafted from high-quality and durable cast aluminum with soft touch PP handle. Use the spiked side to tenderize chicken, beef, or pork before cooking it on the grill. If you want to make a burger or schnitzel, just turn the hammer over and use the smooth side to pound and flatten the meat. Or why not use it to crush a clove of garlic or a hand full of nuts. The options are numerous.

Aguilar Tone Hammer 350 Head / FREE Carry Bag / SL 112 Cab, Package Deal =$1549.99. *NOT Pre-Owned. Tone Hammer 350 - 350 watts into 4 ohms, 175 w...

In 1950, Hammer Films set up a deal with American Producer Robert L. Lippert to produce low-budget crime dramas to be made in the UK. Lippert would send over a shop-worn Hollywood star or promising American newcomer to give the films box-office appeal in the states, supported by the usual fine casts of British character actors that make most British movies worth watching. This five-year arrangement produced over a dozen well-made little B-noirs that seemed to have fallen through the film history

Lt. Arne Huber, a member of Hammer's Slammers, and his fellow mercenaries head for Plattner's World, a planet torn apart by civil war, as they struggle to deal with government officials with hidden, private agendas, street thugs, and a hostile division of powerful tanks. Reprint.

Another bestselling Mike Hammer mystery, in which Hammer encounters a mob of international thugs on the prowl for military secrets, but before he deals with them he must first placate a spoiled socialite.

Paperback. A REMOTE HOTEL. FIVE GUESTS. ONE MURDER.A rising star of Australian crime fiction ' SUNDAY TIMES'S. R. White is the real deal.' CHRIS HAMMER, author of SCRUBLANDSDuring a broiling heatwave, the inner circle of a high-profile charity attend a critical meeting at White Ash Ridge, a small hotel nestled in the Australian wilderness. As the temperature rises, a body is found lying in the thick bush, bludgeoned to death. One of the four remaining guests is a murderer - but who, and why, is a mystery. Detective Dana Russo knows the national spotlight will be sharply focused on the case. The charity was formed when the founders' teenage son was killed after intervening in a vicious assault - sparking public outrage and a damning verdict on the police investigation. But under huge pressure and with few clues - plus suspects who instinctively distrust the police - how can Dana unravel the truth?Praise for S. R. White:'A taut, beautifully observed slow-burner with an explosive finish' Peter May'Original, compelling and highly recommended' Chris Hammer'Gripping' THE GUARDIAN'A fascinating case' SUNDAY TIMES 'It draws you in - and rewards with a truly powerful ending' HEAT'This slow-burn novel catches light' THE SUN'The story takes place over less than 48 hours but the pace is slow-burn, relying on considerable psychological depth.the denouement hits like a knockout punch WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN'A dark and compulsive read' WOMAN & HOME A gripping new Australian crime novel from the international bestseller, perfect for fans of Jane Harper, Chris Hammer, Garry Disher and Peter Papathanasio. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Will Bearfoot, a Shoshone Indian and BLM ranger, returns to the high desert of Midas County after a twenty year absence. The big-wigs in Washington need a hammer for a nasty nail and have sent their best to deal with the powder keg that is Harlan Hale, whose face is being splashed across the television news every night. The crusty Nevada cowboy is clinging to a dying way of life, at war with the Federal Government over grazing rights for his cattle, and he's brought his own army with him this time -- scores of ranchers and militia groups from all over the West have flocked to his aide, armed to the teeth and ready to fight. To his neighbors, he's a hero. To the feds, he's a reckless man, a trespasser, an inciter of violence. Caught in this violent maelstrom are two other players from Will's past -- John Henry Hale, Harlan's oldest boy, now a firefighter who has seen too much death in his years on the job. He doesn't want his father to be the next body he finds. And John Henry's wife, Jordan, Will Bearfoot's first and only love, the girl he left behind after being accused of a youthful but inexcusable crime. Jordan is solidly behind her husband, but when she learns of Will's return, long-buried feelings suddenly stir. Holding Fire is a tender and tragic tale of the modern west, a story of good people struggling against the forces of nature, not the least of which is the beautiful and terrible power of attraction, of instinctive love. Three good people will be forced by circumstance into making questionable, potentially disastrous choices about everything they hold dear.