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Question: Can this knife be used as a throwing knife?
Document: I bought this knife for hunting and fishing. That's all I use it for because it's not full tang. If you do alot of fishing, hunting or trapping this is a good knife to have, bought it's definitely not a survival knife. This knife is not made for throwing, hammering, processing wood or sawing. Cheap but effective.
nice knife,  however i like my knives to be very sturdy especially for throwing. this one holds up pretty good for normal use but can not be thrown too much. after a good 100 hard throws the handle started cracking. i now use this knife for everything else except throwing. overall four star.
can't beat it for the price. the saw back is sharp but not ridiculously large, blade comes fairly sharp (plenty of metal there to go on and sharpen further), sheath is versatile and reliable. a bit heavy but good distribution of the weight. would not recommend throwing the knife but for all other uses i would. over all great knife
He loves it. I purchased it for him for the up coming summer. An all purpose outside digging chopping cutting carving throwing knife. The sheath is a little hokey, with it strapped in it's not a quick access knife, but its less likely to be lost.The tang did come loose right away, but for the defense of the knife, it was room temp warm and it went out into -10 for its first use and everything shrank and lossened.
At home I opened the handle unscrewing pommel to find that it is not a full-tang, but instead inch deep in the handle back of the blade is welded to the metal extension with the thread hosting butt tightening handle together. Welding point immediately brought some concerns, so I put the knife to an innocent test -- throwing it in a dead tree. It survived 4 attempts, and after that was broken after hitting the snag by the butt.
At home I opened the handle unscrewing pommel to find that it is not a full-tang, but instead inch deep in the handle back of the blade is welded to the metal extension with the thread hosting butt tightening handle together. Welding point immediately brought some concerns, so I put the knife to an innocent test -- throwing it in a dead tree. It survived 4 attempts, and after that was broken after hitting the snag by the butt.
This is an impressive and sharp looking side bar to anySurvivorlist's belt. Any Western Ninja would be proud to have iton their person during back country treks or studio takes.Jim Bo would approve of it's basic traditional styling.Not recommended for skinning deer or throwing over 50 ft.
I am giving this 4 stars NOT because it's so bombproof I am throwing all my other knives away, but because for the price, it is good. Would I stake my life on it? No. It is pretty cool, I am happy with it. The only complaint I have is that no matter what sharpener or technique I use, I can't seen to get it a good, sharp edge.
It's a little dull when it come in but easily sharpens and keeps the edge it's a great camping knife I've already used it several times.
Great Quality knife, Haven't used it camping yet but I have no doubt to its effectiveness. Blade comes a little dull so you will need to sharpen after getting it.
Answer: yes