3800 Throwing Knives

[98 TGP TOY]

So does anyone have throwing knives that they actually use? I used to have throwing stars that I played with, but was looking around at throwing knives. What lengths do you have? Any sets you can recommend? I think I would be more interested in a knife under 6 inches.

Anyone?

Mike

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[imported_silverbullet]

ebay

 

[98 TGP TOY]

Thanks...that answered every single one of my questions.

 

[imported_PaceCarBoozer]

if you can find them, go with Gil Hibben Pro Thrower I, they have updated to a Pro Thrower II, but I don't like the design cause it's pretty much only to be thrown by the handle. I've been throwing for alot of years (off and on) and all I use is two sets of three (six knives total). they are right around 6" total length and have perfect balance and nice weight. But try on Ebay or on Smokey Moutain Knife Works (don't know the web sight). Hope this helped.
CJ

 

[Fish]

Originally posted by PaceCarBoozer@Jan 21 2006, 12:15 AM
if you can find them, go with Gil Hibben Pro Thrower I,  they have updated to a Pro Thrower II, but I don't like the design cause it's pretty much only to be thrown by the handle.  I've been throwing for alot of years (off and on) and all I use is two sets of three (six knives total).  they are right around 6" total length and have perfect balance and nice weight.  But try on Ebay or on Smokey Moutain Knife Works (don't know the web sight). Hope this helped.
CJ

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http://www.eknifeworks.com/webapp/eCommerce/main_front.jsp

Theres the smokey mountain page. Its a pretty good catalog.

 

[imported_PaceCarBoozer]

there ya go, thanks fish

 

[98 TGP TOY]

Thanks for the help guys. What are things to look for with throwing knives? Obviously, good balance, but what else makes a good knife? Thanks

 

[imported_PaceCarBoozer]

Originally posted by 98 TGP TOY@Jan 21 2006, 03:09 AIDS
Thanks for the help guys.  What are things to look for with throwing knives?  Obviously, good balance, but what else makes a good knife?  Thanks

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Personal preference. I prefer single edge, less chance of little slices in your palm. All metal, no added handle pieces. 440 or carbon steel won't bend, ect. ect. If you want something heavy for long throws get a blazing arrow (don't know if they make those anymore either).
CJ

 

[framos242]

Mike,

Personally, I like Cold Steel.

Look for a well balanced knife.