United Cutlery Hibben Pro Thrower Axe with Stainless Steel Construction 12" - GH0866
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UC866: United Cutlery Hibben Pro Thrower Axe with Stainless Steel Construction 12"

United Cutlery

This top of the line professional throwing axe features a special forward pointing axe head designed specifically for throwing.Perfectly balanced with one-piece tempered stainless steel construction with a “trigger-grip” design that guides it into the same consistent and accurate release each time it is thrown. Includes leather sheath. Hibben original design 12" overall 420 J2 stainless steel , 3/16" thick.

UPC Code: 760729086609

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United Cutlery, Gil Hibben Series, Stainless Steel Blade Steel, Steel Handle Material, Axes, Axes Throwing Items

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United Cutlery Hibben Pro Thrower Axe with Stainless Steel Construction 12"rated 1.5 stars out of 5 (2.0 reviews)
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United Cutlery Hibben Pro Thrower Axe with Stainless Steel Construction 12"
rated 2 stars out of 5
Jason F.
 Salt Lake, UT
Jul 30, 2012
Pros: Construction, Handle Material, Head Material
Cons: None
good design, adequate value
I used this for a photoshoot as part of an assasin's handbook line. It's performance did matter, but durability wasn't an issue for me.PRO: It threw well, and landed solidly.CON: It cracked, then broke after repeated throws.I'm not surprised, given that 420 J2 Stainless isn't known for strength under impact stress.
United Cutlery Hibben Pro Thrower Axe with Stainless Steel Construction 12"
rated 1 stars out of 5
ÓScar Serrano
 Zaragoza, Spain
Jul 06, 2012
Pros: None
Cons: None
Broke after 60 throws
It worked well, good balance and all, but it broke miserably vs. a wooden target. I could still mount it in wooden stick and use it that way, but it was a bit of a deception.