(Pros: Blade Sharpness, Handle Material, Weight, Finish, None
Cons: Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard
Alright
I've owned two of these knifes. They're great fun and easy to throw but I've broken two of them just throwing them into my wooden targets.
Boker Magnum John Bailey Mini Bo-Kri Throwing Knife 6.625" Blade, Brown Leather Sheath - 02MB160
Part #: BOMB160 | Magnum Knives
Designed by famous knife thrower John Bailey, the unique lines and style of this one piece 10.75" 420J2 stainless steel thrower offers perfect balance. 6.625" blade. Comes complete with brown leather sheath and leg straps. Made in China.
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Leather Sheath
Leather is known for its durability and traditional appeal. When compared to Kydex it is preferred for its silence when bumped against other objects, as well as blade retention.
Leather is known for its durability and traditional appeal. When compared to Kydex it is preferred for its silence when bumped against other objects, as well as blade retention.
Steel Handles
Stainless Steel knife handles provide strength and durability and look and feel great.
Stainless Steel knife handles provide strength and durability and look and feel great.
Customer Reviews
Fieryburrito
USA Aug 20, 2017
Tim Vg. Ii
Roswell, GAFeb 07, 2012
Pros: Weight, Overall Quality, Blade Material
Cons: None
one of my favorite knives
One of the most important things about a good throwing knife is the cost-to-loss-to quality ratio. As in, how good it is, how low it costs, and the willingness you'd have to potentially mar it by throwing it at something. A standard throwing knife is really just a thick sheet of sturdy metal honed with an edge and balanced, and this thrower is all that and more. its completely lacking in decoration, meaning I don't worry about marring it if I throw or use it, its cost is so low I might get another one. as quality goes, I love it, even has a god length on it to be used like a good utility fixed blade knife if need be. The design itself is kinda unique so if you don't like the sheath it comes with or the sheath gets destroyed, you might need to make a new one yourself, but honestly there is very little I don't like about this knife.
John D.
College Park, MDDec 29, 2011
Pros: Materials, Handle Material, Blade Material, Finish, Weight, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Sheath/Scabbard, None
GREAT
I really like it, its sharp, durable,looks cool,and good for beginners. I have been throwing knifes for a long time, I even go hunting with them, this knife is well balanced and sticks 9/10 times if you try.if you have a little experience it will stick every time. I personally got a few them. be careful when buying knife, especially throwing knifes size is a key factor if you want power get this 10 inch knife or a throwing star i recommend starting small, and get a set of small or medium knifes, and don't be stupid, don't play ninja, or throw knifes a peoples feet you could hurt or kill them
