Which is your best thrower?

[mymindisamob]

ROTFLMAO!
Nice throwin' though!:thumbup:

 

[Tyrkon Lawson]

I really am getting used to throwing the SE. It's just that I REALLY like the handle texture and material so much I am actually nervous about cracking or chipping it from a bad throw. I guess I better get good.

On the bright side: The BATACSE survived but a can of flat-white paint expired.

 

[Cobalt]

Cobalt: Didn't you tell me somewhere that when throwing shorter blades I should choke up on the handle more? I am about to go throw the BATAC SE once again.

yes, On the BM's my hand is about midway of the handle, but on smaller blades it is on the bottom 1/4 of the handle. But it really is where you feel it. It took me about 50 throws before I got the FBM nailed down. I can stick the SHBM in every time. I can stick the BM-E 99% of the time, the FBM is about 90% when distances change.

this was my first day with the FBM:


And now I can pretty much hit anything with it:

 

[Tyrkon Lawson]

You are a scarry man Cobalt!

But in a good way. :thumbup:

 

[Cobalt]

You are a scarry man Cobalt!

But in a good way. :thumbup:

 

[mikeymoto]

Tyr: if nothing else you've got consistent aim!

 

[Tyrkon Lawson]

Tyr: if nothing else you've got consistent aim!

And a black and white handled BATAC SE! (Actually, it cleaned up nicely)

 

[papathud]

Got to agree with Cobalt.

But pretty much all of the early(1994 to 2001) Busse knives were real nice Throwing knives.

 

[Cobalt]

Got to agree with Cobalt.

But pretty much all of the early(1994 to 2001) Busse knives were real nice Throwing knives.

yes, the only ones I had trouble throwing were the SHBA's, they were too ass end heavy. The mean streets were actually a little better balanced for me.

 

[steelnut]

http://images.complete180.com/akabuse1.wmv

http://images.complete180.com/akabuse2.wmv

Cheers,
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Hell Yeah!!:thumbup::thumbup:
would love to see a clip of it bouncing off the tree