
A site for new and experienced Tomahawk Throwers with some Axe and Knife Throwing mixed in for good measure. We hope that the information here can enhance your enjoyment of the sport.
A site for new and experienced Tomahawk Throwers with some Axe and Knife Throwing mixed in for good measure. We hope that the information here can enhance your enjoyment of the sport.
I finally put up another swinging target after not having one for 3 or 4 years. I forgot how fun and challenging it is to throw at the moving target. This video shows a friend a mine on his first day throwing tomahawks having pretty good success at the moving target!
Here is a 4 rotation throw and stick on the swinging target!
Lot’s of different ways to enjoy throwing the tomahawk. In this video I explain using the 5 ring target markings Now get out there and start throwing and sticking the tomahawk!
I had the pleasure of speaking with Jarrod from H&B Forge at the NMLRA shoot in Friendship this past September. I was only able to be there for a couple hours and stopped by his booth where he showed me some custom damascus steel tomahawks that he recently finished for a customer.
Those are some nice looking pieces for sure. Acid etched to add depth and texture, these are labor intense to produce for sure. Jarrod had numerous pieces on display and as usual they are all very impressive and a good value too. If you are in the market for a new throwing tomahawk or other edge weapons be sure to check out the H&B Forge.
Although this isn’t exactly a tomahawk you might find it interesting. I had this huge meat cleaver thing hanging around ever since… it actually was from my grandparent’s farm when they used to do hog butchering. We are talking early to mid 1900s. This thing is rather massive and heavy with the blade up to 1/2 inch thick! Anyway, I thought it might be a bit more interesting, and easier to handle if we removed some of the blade turning it into a more formidable looking tool. I made a rough sketch on the blade and went off to visit Beaver Bill.
With a little slicing and dicing and grinding and polishing by Beaver Bill the new shape starts to become reality!
A little sanding and smoothing on the handle and I believe the finished piece is certainly a conversation starter!
Maybe it looks a little like a… shark?
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