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Some knives in my collection
Left to Right, some custom knives from Lowcountry (B. Branton), R. Lee,
a pair of Vipers from H. Moeller, another Branton, and a pair of Karps.
A classic, the Harry McEvoy model #79 Pro-Thrower from Tru-Balance Knife
Company.
All of the above knives can be found in our
Custom Collection
Left to right, some off-the-rack knives from Blackjack, a pair of Cold steel
throwers - Warhead and True Flight Thrower (TFT) - and the original Hibben
III. Of these, the Warehead has the best weight, but is much too brittle.
The Blackjack is a high quality thrower and is on its way to becoming
a rarity.
Clockwise from 11:00, a Rostfrei boot knife, a Hibben II, a target knife from
Atlanta Cutlery, a Hibben I, the baby Blackjack, and a small rosewood
handled knife with a moveable brass weight from Gorilla & Sons catalog.
See the Catalogs link for most of these.
Mail to mjr, goto
Knives,
Survival, or back to
Thrower
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