Throwing knives

[RussB]

Does anyone else here feel a sense of satisfaction when they make a knife stick in a piece of plywood after a good throw?

I've played around off and on throwing knives for years but haven't got really that good at it yet... I do fairly well with the cheap light weight things but I always end up breaking or bending them out of shape after a session or two.

The only one I have that has withstood the test off time is a Cold Steel thrower that I can only make hit pointy end
about 60% of the time, it's just too bulky and dosen't have the right balance or feel for me.

Ever think of making a solid little thrower John? It would be a simple thing, no cutting edge to grind just a pokey point ;-)

 

[JK Knives]

I did make one, but I need to improve the balance. I`ll dig it out and post a picture.

 

[mykel m]

Does anyone else here feel a sense of satisfaction when they make a knife stick in a piece of plywood after a good throw?

Hell yeah, love the thunk, the trouble is getting a knife to stick though.

 

[RussB]

I'm in the same boat as you friend,

sometimes when the planets are aligned just right I can make them stick every throw,
Than there are other days when I can't throw worth a worth a shi...p

I should of figured you have a thrower up your sleave John, You've made about everything else at on time
or another it seems : )