Your knives and throwing grounds

[Dr.Pepper]

Thought it would be a cool idea to see what knives you guys throw the most, and where you hone your skills, targets and stuff like that. I dont know anyone in my area to throw with so it would be nice to see other setups.

http://s740.photobucket.com/albums/xx47/docter-pepper/?action=view&current=DSCF2321.jpg

The United Cutlery set of 3 are my only purpose made throwing knives, the rest are blades I haggardly grinded from cheap knives, butter knife, and a saw blade. The cards really dont see too much usage.

http://s740.photobucket.com/albums/xx47/docter-pepper/?action=view&current=DSCF2324.jpg

Target is old tabletop my bro found in trash, took out the planks are hammered them back in closer toghter.

http://s740.photobucket.com/albums/xx47/docter-pepper/?action=view&current=DSCF2326.jpg
Lets see y'alls throwing grounds

 

[J6S]

Here's my Mt. Man target. I used to throw Jeff Koch Bullets, then some custom Diamond Tips, now it's the Jack Dagger Top Shot thrower.

I also have some great throwers made by Bobby Branton, Tru-Bal and Joe Darrah.



Here's some of my throwers:
http://www.throwzini.com/ricochet.htm

I like the Single target with no backstop to practice on. Backstops are nice but seem like training wheels or a safety net.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tH_E_iCQGHM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMYoJGaQHyM

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[Renaissance-reborn]

Here's some of my throwers:
http://www.throwzini.com/ricochet.htm
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Sweet jesus... that's a really nice collection

 

[NI200]

here're some of my toys

 

[JohnnyMayhem]

I got a few pictures of some of them.

A bunch of the rough riders from the SMKW catalog. unfortunatly the material is a bit soft so I had to refile all of the tips.

I know I got more cleavers, probibly in one of my show cases though.

Vintage Case

Olsen K thrower

Some I made in my welding shop, I gave the axes to my friend when I moved.

And I got more somewhere.

 

[J6S]

Sweet jesus... that's a really nice collection

Thanks! I've added and sold a few since those pics were taken. I'll have to find time to take more pics.

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[ElSitherino]

Finally got around to teaching myself some of that combat throwing after checking out Ralph Thorn's book. I had learned shuriken technique a loooong time ago when I was a youngster in desperate need of some discipline and patience, but it's been a few years and rough-tumbles since those days.

That Rambo knifechete actually throws rather easy, considering it's just shy of 2 pounds (though it might actually be more, it's measurements are slightly larger than advertised, so the weight likely is as well).

It's certainly a change from throwing that tanto point Ka-Bar.

Not pictured, but also a blade I throw is my Ka-Bar khukuri.

 

[762cal]

here're some of my toys

:drool:

very nice,dude...

 

[patriotblades]

im just getting into throwing and got my first knife 2 wks. ago, its a united cutlery mini blazing arrow

 

[patriotblades]

sorry, i throw at an old dart board with just wood in behind in case of misses