Throwing Knives!

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Yeah I was thinking of butterfly knives too. But...

1) They're illegal, throwing knives are WAY easier to obtain.
2) You can cut yourself much easier before you get good.

That being said, if I saw one I'd buy it. It's just not likely that will happen.
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They had some butterfly knifes on deal extreme but they added them right after I made my big order f random un needed stuff.
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I know how to throw them very well so ask me for tips-At my job I break boxes with a 3inch blade knife, and I throw it a lot in to the boxes well.
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Kurt_ wrote:Yeah I was thinking of butterfly knives too. But...

1) They're illegal, throwing knives are WAY easier to obtain.
2) You can cut yourself much easier before you get good.

That being said, if I saw one I'd buy it. It's just not likely that will happen.
Well, I have Balisong (butterfly knives) and I've found them at flea markets and legit stores such as military surplus. Unless you buy a double edged one or are retarded with them they aren't so bad.
PROTIP, hold the end that folds against the blunt side of the blade when learning to flip and close (Usually the one with the clasp). You won't cut yourself.
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That's one great tip! Shame I'm too dumb to figure that one out! I feel sorry for someone who practices with a swinging sharp blade coming at their hand.


Same with throwing knives. I'm starting with blunt ones, except for the tips. No sense in slicing my hand open before I can even throw them properly.
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Same with throwing knives. I'm starting with blunt ones, except for the tips. No sense in slicing my hand open before I can even throw them properly.
Can they still hurt when it hits someone?

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when i was younger, my brother got 2 throwing knives at his school. he gave one to me but later regretted it , and wanted it back.

i said no so he went and told our parents, they got mad, only my brother got in trouble, and i lived happily ever after.
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Yeah, the tip is pointy so it sticks in the target. But the edges only "look" sharp, so you don't slice your hand open.
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That sounds really hard. I should try it!
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I had a couple one time and I got to be pretty good with them, but I have no idea what happened to them.
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exploding.monkey wrote:when i was younger, my brother got 2 throwing knives at his school.
Wow, I wish I went to that school....

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no from another kid. he bought them.
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And brought them to school...? Smart one!
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they were tiny, it was a flip blade with the blade being about aprox. 3 inches long.
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Kurt_ wrote:Yeah I was thinking of butterfly knives too. But...

1) They're illegal, throwing knives are WAY easier to obtain.
2) You can cut yourself much easier before you get good.

That being said, if I saw one I'd buy it. It's just not likely that will happen.
Yeah, It's really illegal in some places.
Weapons like pepper spray, brass knuckles etc. is important to protect ourselves in times of danger,
But always remember the best weapon is prayer.
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