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  • cce1302
    Sling blade will likely reply to this if you keep it on the first page.
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  • toolsforfools
    Thank you cce1302
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  • krazyshot
    Try De La Ronde Forge, he's in New Mexico. He hand forges some of the finest throwing hawks ever made and will stand behind them. I sold them years ago myself. They are spendy, but worth the extra money. I believe he still has a website.
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  • tobefree
    Wow, that dude has some goodies, doesn't he???
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  • toolsforfools
    Thanks Krazyshot They are some nice axes.Anybody know anything about an all metal throwing axe or hachet?
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  • zipperzap
    Here's all I know.

    http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=27365759

    ... it's a mystery to me!
    [:D]
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  • Dakota308
    http://www.coldsteel.com/90rh.html

    simple reliable
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  • allen griggs
    I saw a show on the History Channel about the barbarian tribe the Franks, who settled modern day France. Their main weapon was the battle axe called the francisca. They would hold the handle and smash the enemy with the axe, but they would also throw it! They had a technique for bouncing the thing off the ground once or twice en route to the enemy's head. They said that this was one of the fiercest weapons of the 7 th century. Lo and behold here is one that was for sale on gunbroker:

    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=91098182
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  • tomahawk
    get an estwing roofing hammer, sharpen real good and be done[;)]
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  • DONDALINGER
    I've got a couple of "Cold Steels Bad Axe". It sticks almost every throw. They can be had for around $25-30.

    A very good throwing axe.

    Check out Cold Steels website.
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  • toolsforfools
    Thanks guys for all your information.Still would like to here from somebody about an all metal one.
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  • merlinn
    When I was young and really dumb, I could throw a hatchet with the best of them. And I think it was a shingle hatchet. I was so good, that I could launch myself on the tree swing
    [ a 30 foot cable from a branch high up in a maple tree] go out, turn around and throw the hatchet at the tree on the way back!! It was really cool until the hatchet glanced off the side of the tree and went whizzing past my face on my way by. Guess I wasn't as good as I thought. Needless to say, it was a real eye opener and I never did that again. Fortunately, I lived to tell about it.
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  • kiwibird1
    I would also say check out cold steel.
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  • toolsforfools
    cce1302 said sling blade would reply to this is he out there?
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  • Blade Slinger
    Will get back to you, Im at work and have the info at home. most of the knife works books that I get in the mail cover throwing knives and hatchets.


    Buck throwing knives.. search

    they have two all metal (Gil Hibbem ) throwing hatchets for sale.
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  • PATBUZZARD
    I too will vouch for Cold Steel
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  • meunke
    quote:Originally posted by allen griggs
    I saw a show on the History Channel about the barbarian tribe the Franks, who settled modern day France. Their main weapon was the battle axe called the francisca. They would hold the handle and smash the enemy with the axe, but they would also throw it! They had a technique for bouncing the thing off the ground once or twice en route to the enemy's head. They said that this was one of the fiercest weapons of the 7 th century. Lo and behold here is one that was for sale on gunbroker:

    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=91098182


    I think this is what you meant by Francisca:

    http://888knivesrus.zoovy.com/product/PC2120GT/PAUL_CHEN_2120_THE_FRANCESCA_AXE.html
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  • yoshmyster
    I like the Vietnam "Toms" and there was a entrenching tool that was a thrower (German I think). They were cheap and it was fun throwing a spade in to stumps[:D]. I don't know what happened to those but they were sure fun. You know you're cool when you can stick a shovel in to a stump[;)].
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  • iceracerx
    http://www.coldsteel.com/92sfs.html

    Here's the shovel
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  • toolsforfools
    Thank you sling blade and eveybody else that replied.I now have several web sights and alot of information to look through.You've got to love gunbroker.You can ask a question about anything and get more answers than you can shake a stick at.You guys are GREAT!!!
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Cold Steel...you will not be disappointed.
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  • yoshmyster
    quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
    http://www.coldsteel.com/92sfs.html

    Here's the shovel


    Spetznaz[:D]. Wow the price went up since I played around with this. $35.00 I don't think I spent more than $20 with tax (I have a feeling it was like $15) maybe it was a knock off?
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  • beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by toolsforfools
    I know this is gun broker not hachet broker but a hachet can be just as deadly.Now for the question,anybody out there that throws hachets and axes?If so I need some advice on where to buy a couple of good hachets.The internet is loaded with cheap fantasy junk.Thanks guys I know you will help.


    quote:Originally posted by toolsforfools
    I know this is gun broker not hachet broker but a hachet can be just as deadly.Now for the question,anybody out there that throws hachets and axes?If so I need some advice on where to buy a couple of good hachets.The internet is loaded with cheap fantasy junk.Thanks guys I know you will help.

    Yeah, I know EXACTLY what you mean.

    Who wants a cheap fantasy throwing hatchet, when you could get a REAL hatchet, the way the ACTUAL PROFESSIONAL hatchet throwers use.

    Yeah, I hunted a moose with my hatchet last week.
    Carry one in my back pocket "just in case".

    [:p][:p]
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  • Blade Slinger
    ++
    1 figures boston


    quote:Originally posted by beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by toolsforfools
    I know this is gun broker not hachet broker but a hachet can be just as deadly.Now for the question,anybody out there that throws hachets and axes?If so I need some advice on where to buy a couple of good hachets.The internet is loaded with cheap fantasy junk.Thanks guys I know you will help.


    quote:Originally posted by toolsforfools
    I know this is gun broker not hachet broker but a hachet can be just as deadly.Now for the question,anybody out there that throws hachets and axes?If so I need some advice on where to buy a couple of good hachets.The internet is loaded with cheap fantasy junk.Thanks guys I know you will help.

    Yeah, I know EXACTLY what you mean.

    Who wants a cheap fantasy throwing hatchet, when you could get a REAL hatchet, the way the ACTUAL PROFESSIONAL hatchet throwers use.

    Yeah, I hunted a moose with my hatchet last week.
    Carry one in my back pocket "just in case".

    [:p][:p]
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