bubbaskyjacker
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Hey all.
Any American made throwing knife brands ?
Thanks for the help.
Any American made throwing knife brands ?
Thanks for the help.
American made throwing knives ?
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Bobby Branton makes quite a few - https://brantonknifeworks.com/branton-signature-throwing-knives/ .
Tru Balance is still around - https://trubalanceknives.com/product-category/throwing-knives/ .
Caleb Cox does Rendezvous style throwers sometimes - https://www.etsy.com/shop/LowlandForge .
Randall still makes the #9 Thrower on the very high end.
John Dennehy still has his father's patterns, he might still make a thrower if asked maybe - https://www.thewildirishrose.com/dan-d_knives .
Tru Balance is still around - https://trubalanceknives.com/product-category/throwing-knives/ .
Caleb Cox does Rendezvous style throwers sometimes - https://www.etsy.com/shop/LowlandForge .
Randall still makes the #9 Thrower on the very high end.
John Dennehy still has his father's patterns, he might still make a thrower if asked maybe - https://www.thewildirishrose.com/dan-d_knives .
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Thomas Stuckey, Angel Fire Knives, found on ETSY aka AngelfireknivesStore), makes a variety of knives, including throwers. He's mainly into non-throwers lately, but he'll make anything you want as he can work it into his production. Currently living in the Bryan/College Station TX area.
I have sets of 3 types of his throwers and have used them in competition throwing for 12 or 13 years. A set of bowies, a set of rotation throwers (talons) and a set of nospin/antispins - can't remember the model name).
I also have a few of the older Tru-Balance throwers that Bobby Branton still makes. Bobby makes good knives.
Kabar has a couple of throwers. Not so sold on the smaller, cheaper model 1121 (too many holes/stress points) but I like the Thunderhorse, model 1120. I've added leather slabs for handles to make them legal for Mountain Man style throws.
I have sets of 3 types of his throwers and have used them in competition throwing for 12 or 13 years. A set of bowies, a set of rotation throwers (talons) and a set of nospin/antispins - can't remember the model name).
I also have a few of the older Tru-Balance throwers that Bobby Branton still makes. Bobby makes good knives.
Kabar has a couple of throwers. Not so sold on the smaller, cheaper model 1121 (too many holes/stress points) but I like the Thunderhorse, model 1120. I've added leather slabs for handles to make them legal for Mountain Man style throws.
Tru-Balance is alive and well.