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Columbia River Knives Onion Throwing Throwing Knife Black in Sheath
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Columbia River Knives Onion Throwing Throwing Knife Black in Sheath

The first throwing knife by Ken Onion. After countless iterations and tests, Ken Onion has perfected the design of the throwing knife. Perfectly balanced, these knives are built to meet all the...

The first throwing knife by Ken Onion. After countless iterations and tests, Ken Onion has perfected the design of the throwing knife. Perfectly balanced, these knives are built to meet all the demands of the modern knife thrower.

  • Forged Tough: The 1050 carbon steel provides durability and edge retention.
  • Full Control: Grooves for maximum throwing control.
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  • Blade Material

    Carbon Steel

    • Extremely sharp and retains its edge for a long time

    • Easier to sharpen than stainless steel

    • Susceptible to rust – requires maintenance (oiling, cleaning)
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Description & Specifications

The first throwing knife by Ken Onion. After countless iterations and tests, Ken Onion has perfected the design of the throwing knife. Perfectly balanced, these knives are built to meet all the demands of the modern knife thrower.

  • Forged Tough: The 1050 carbon steel provides durability and edge retention.
  • Full Control: Grooves for maximum throwing control.
  • Visual Appeal: Black powder coating with red speckles.
  • Hard-shell Sheath: Woven nylon casing is lightweight and durable.
  • Ambidextrous: The symmetrical design allows for throwing with either the left or right hand.
  • Multiple Knives: Set of 3 knives with a belt carry sheath.

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Dimensions

Type
Throwing Knife
Colour
Black
Serrated Blade
No
Blade Material
Carbon Steel

Blade Material

Carbon Steel

  • Extremely sharp and retains its edge for a long time

  • Easier to sharpen than stainless steel

  • Susceptible to rust – requires maintenance (oiling, cleaning)
Weight
-
Total Length
-
Blade Length
-
Blade Thickness
-

Type

Survival
No
Everyday Carry (EDC)
No
Educational
No
with Locking Mechanism
No
Automatic
No
Keychain
No
Batoning Technique
No

Batoning Technique

It is a "splitting with a knife" technique, which, although associated with survival knives, is a general method of using a wedge with impact.

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