losangeles
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Yeah, though it is a lot of fun trying to hit a target in the backyard.
Actually, it's not. If you learn to throw by figuring out how many turns the knife makes in a certain distance, then it'll be true. Unless you're throwing at a distance where the knife will be going point first, it won't stick.I think it would be impossible to hit a target with any reliability if the distance was a dynamic factor.
And how far up the blade you're holding it when you throw....a matter of controlling the way the knife behaves in the air by using throw speed and wrist action.
And how far up the blade you're holding it when you throw.
I always try for a half flip, and I've found that the further away the target, the further up the blade (towards the hilt) you want to hold it. But I do it for fun. I'm with most others here in believing that knife throwing in combat just isn't practical for anyone except for a very, very few.And how far up the blade you're holding it when you throw.
I haven't found that to be the case.
I totally agree. That's what the main gun is for, followed by the BUG.I'm with most others here in believing that knife throwing in combat just isn't practical for anyone except for a very, very few.
I'd agree--if you're down to throwing a knife in combat, you have more problems than how to throw it that you need to worry about. It might not be of any value at any time--but it's fun for those of us who can do it .I'm with most others here in believing that knife throwing in combat just isn't practical for anyone except for a very, very few.