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So my FlyingSteel arrows were stolen and I have looked everywhere online to find some but can't find any anywhere. I would greatly appreciate if anyone had any they could sell me or know anyone who I can get a couple from. I cannot use any other brand. Name your price. 

<div class="md"><p>So my FlyingSteel arrows were stolen and I have looked everywhere online to find some but can&#39;t find any anywhere. I would greatly appreciate if anyone had any they could sell me or know anyone who I can get a couple from. I cannot use any other brand. Name your price. </p>
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Help!

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New axes

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Turning Tricks…Again. 

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10 meters

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This beast was offered as prize by a sponsor in a competition. I won 😁.

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<div class="md"><p>working on getting some of the rust off</p>
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Trying to make this broken blade i found into a throwing knife 

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Was looking at different knives/throwing gear that can mix up my typical axe throwing.

So far I've purchased some throwing knives, throwing cards, and a cleaver (though the really good designed-for-throwing cleavers seem to be relegated to independent manufacturers/seem like they're a bit hard to get ahold of - the full metal tang cleavers don't seem to be of the same quality)

Was wondering what else is fun to throw - only rule is that it can't be small enough to fit through the chain link boundaries at our local throwing range (no throwing spikes, screwdrivers etc.)

<div class="md"><p>Was looking at different knives/throwing gear that can mix up my typical axe throwing.</p>

<p>So far I&#39;ve purchased some throwing knives, throwing cards, and a cleaver (though the really good designed-for-throwing cleavers seem to be relegated to independent manufacturers/seem like they&#39;re a bit hard to get ahold of - the full metal tang cleavers don&#39;t seem to be of the same quality)</p>

<p>Was wondering what else is fun to throw - only rule is that it can&#39;t be small enough to fit through the chain link boundaries at our local throwing range (no throwing spikes, screwdrivers etc.)</p>
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Cool/fun things to throw?

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Aluminum Bronze Throwing Knife

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Loot from the Italian National axe and knife championship: 9 golds and 1 bronze 😁

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Does the SOG Fling have sharpened edges? I know only the tip hits the target, but I’m debating edc a throwable.

<div class="md"><p>Does the SOG Fling have sharpened edges? I know only the tip hits the target, but I’m debating edc a throwable.</p>
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SOG Fling?

Sling bullet vs Ballistic Head with leather armor

Beautiful day to throw

Having a little fun in the country with knives (no-spin)

Grafknives Corsica, a fun "Jack of all trades" knife.

The channel of a Swedish guy. He has a very good technique. Could be useful to beginner to watch and learn about stance and motion.

Made a bunch of stainless throwing spikes

Full tang tomahawk, card cut, 10 meters

After the first of the pair broke the handle after a half dozen throws I decided to reinforce this one with hose clamps. 

I was throwing with my left hand (not something I'm practiced with) as my right shoulder is currently messed up, and this one lasted about twice as many throws before snapping... again at the end of the tang along the hole nearly half the diameter of the dowel. 

Despite the left handed throws the penetration was still crazy, so I don't think it was significantly less strain. I think the hose clamps helped marginally. 

Next step... bolt these to conduit pipes for handles! 

<div class="md"><p>After the first of the pair broke the handle after a half dozen throws I decided to reinforce this one with hose clamps. </p>

<p>I was throwing with my left hand (not something I&#39;m practiced with) as my right shoulder is currently messed up, and this one lasted about twice as many throws before snapping... again at the end of the tang along the hole nearly half the diameter of the dowel. </p>

<p>Despite the left handed throws the penetration was still crazy, so I don&#39;t think it was significantly less strain. I think the hose clamps helped marginally. </p>

<p>Next step... bolt these to conduit pipes for handles! </p>
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When all else fails... hose clamp!

10 meters card cut

Has someone tried the Alamo spinning bowie from Wulflund? I can't find any review of them beside some short video from Adam Celadin

<div class="md"><p>Has someone tried the Alamo spinning bowie from Wulflund? I can&#39;t find any review of them beside some short video from Adam Celadin</p>
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Info on bowie throwing knife

Short fiberglass handles on 600g axes.

Well, I decided to chop off the handles of the Riddick Saber Claws and they look friggin sweet. But... the wood can't 'handle' the stress. 🤣

The intact one hasn't been thrown yet, the other survived less than a dozen throws. With the handle length these things had some serious leverage behind them and it was sinking a good two inches into the log. 

It was difficult to throw perfectly aligned, and the blade would stick offset from the handle and cause a significant twang of the handle. My target is also only about 4 feet tall and it was throwing higher than I expected, so two throws had the handle smack the target hard as the blade went over. The last throw was one of those and I could see it had snapped right away. The rawhide (second picture) held the pieces together but otherwise I think it's only decorative (I don't seem to have gotten it stretched properly).

Overall, a fun project and now I want to get an all-steel set forged. 👹

<div class="md"><p>Well, I decided to chop off the handles of the Riddick Saber Claws and they look friggin sweet. But... the wood can&#39;t &#39;handle&#39; the stress. 🤣</p>

<p>The intact one hasn&#39;t been thrown yet, the other survived less than a dozen throws. With the handle length these things had some serious leverage behind them and it was sinking a good two inches into the log. </p>

<p>It was difficult to throw perfectly aligned, and the blade would stick offset from the handle and cause a significant twang of the handle. My target is also only about 4 feet tall and it was throwing higher than I expected, so two throws had the handle smack the target hard as the blade went over. The last throw was one of those and I could see it had snapped right away. The rawhide (second picture) held the pieces together but otherwise I think it&#39;s only decorative (I don&#39;t seem to have gotten it stretched properly).</p>

<p>Overall, a fun project and now I want to get an all-steel set forged. 👹</p>
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Update: Riddick throwing Kamas

Funny knives, surprisingly good despite the odd shape.

When Chronicles of Riddick came out I bought at $15 pair of "Saber Claws" from the movie. Fast forward to today and having cheesy movie props isn't my thing. I want functionality.

Enter the throwing picks. The spear is a previous project (more of a throwing arrow) that I used dowel pins and rawhide to haft. The other one broke (after a fair amount of use) so this time I decided to cheat and use Gorilla glue epoxy before pinning and wrapping. The new size dowel pins should be here tomorrow.

What I'm torn on is whether I should dremel off the handles that are just sitting there looking dumb. The extra weight is probably useful, but they might look cooler without them.

Please advise!

<div class="md"><p>When Chronicles of Riddick came out I bought at $15 pair of &quot;Saber Claws&quot; from the movie. Fast forward to today and having cheesy movie props isn&#39;t my thing. I want functionality.</p>

<p>Enter the throwing picks. The spear is a previous project (more of a throwing arrow) that I used dowel pins and rawhide to haft. The other one broke (after a fair amount of use) so this time I decided to cheat and use Gorilla glue epoxy before pinning and wrapping. The new size dowel pins should be here tomorrow.</p>

<p>What I&#39;m torn on is whether I should dremel off the handles that are just sitting there looking dumb. The extra weight is probably useful, but they might look cooler without them.</p>

<p>Please advise!</p>
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Riddick Saber Claws throwing picks

3 to 7 meters, always 1 spin 😄

But why 😳

Made these for a friend (his own design). I was skeptical at first but they throw really well

New design: The Gigadashi 😄

The Bushido, by Bullseye Blades

First post here

Welcome to /r/throwing! The sub for all throwing weapons and related sports and hobbies.

<div class="md"><p>Welcome to <a href="/r/throwing">/r/throwing</a>! The sub for all throwing weapons and related sports and hobbies.</p>
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