Has anyone got a throwing axe they might want to move on. I am enjoying hurling things and want to try axes next. cheers. d x
Throwing axe wanted
- Thread starter demented dale
- Start date
-
Hey Guest, Early bird pricing on the Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August) available until March 31st, we'd love you to come. PLEASE CLICK HERE to early bird price and get more information.
Hawk Thrower - Raven Forge
This Raven Forge thrower is based upon the Native American Tomahawk and has quickly rose through the ranks to become one of our must have unique throwing axe designs. It has a blackened forged head that is shaped to provide the axe with an engaging historical presence. It also features a...
ravenforge.com
Full-Steel Throwing Axe
A full-steel boarding-style throwing axe designed for a smooth, accurate and consistent throw. The cut-out grip makes for an ergonomic handhold, and the wide set blade and boarding point make for a well-weighted and balanced thrower. Complete with an accompanying leather sheath with a belt loop...
ravenforge.com
Hawk Thrower - Raven Forge
This Raven Forge thrower is based upon the Native American Tomahawk and has quickly rose through the ranks to become one of our must have unique throwing axe designs. It has a blackened forged head that is shaped to provide the axe with an engaging historical presence. It also features a...
https://ravenforge.com/collections/...xes/products/hawk-thrower-raven-forge[/QUOTE]Cheers TD. i always try and get stuff 2nd hand 1st before buying new. I have got my eye on this if I cant get one gathering dust. I watched some cracking reviews about it. Happy new year x https://www.coldsteel-uk.com/product/cold-steel-trench-hawk-cs-90pth/Full-Steel Throwing Axe
A full-steel boarding-style throwing axe designed for a smooth, accurate and consistent throw. The cut-out grip makes for an ergonomic handhold, and the wide set blade and boarding point make for a well-weighted and balanced thrower. Complete with an accompanying leather sheath with a belt loop...
I've a handful of the Aldi special axes that came up a while back. They might not be the best "throwers" in the world but we still manage to throw and get them to stick easily enough. Worth considering as they won't break the bank.
Similar threads
