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I read a small knife throwing book about 25 years ago and purchased some good, Japanese spring steel throwers. I made a target and begin the slow, learning process. It took some months but I progressed nicely with the half spin throw..
I was always under the impression that the better throwers weighed very close or exact to their length? i.e. 12" and 12 oz's. This was according to the book http://www.amazon.com/Knife-Throwing-Practical-Harry-McEvoy/dp/0804810990
Why is it that most throwers I see are much lighter then their length, or in the case of Cold Steel, often heavier? Thanks for the responses.
I was always under the impression that the better throwers weighed very close or exact to their length? i.e. 12" and 12 oz's. This was according to the book http://www.amazon.com/Knife-Throwing-Practical-Harry-McEvoy/dp/0804810990
Why is it that most throwers I see are much lighter then their length, or in the case of Cold Steel, often heavier? Thanks for the responses.