Throwing Bowie Knife

ID#: 400794

Price: $19.95

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Factory Edge - $19.95
Factory Edge w/ Initials - $24.95

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This massive throwing bowie is tough enough for hours of target practice or days of trail blazing. Stainless steel blade, smooth rosewood handle scales and solid brass cross guard complete a sturdy version of this classic 19th century style knife. Made in Pakistan where we’ve found the quality much improved in recent years. At this economical price, this is a great value for flinging or for field chores. The throwing bowie comes with a leather scabbard. Cannot ship to NY. Order 2 for $36.00!

Blade: 9-3/4" long, 2-1/4" wide, 1/4" thick

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1. Thomas on 9/27/2011, said:

This is the best bowie knife on the knife market. Anyone who feels the weight of this knife in their hand would realize what I am saying. Other knife companies sell a knife like this under the name of "The Classic Bowie". It is not sold as a throwing knife by any other company. The factory edge on this knife does need sharpening.
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2. Anonymous User on 7/26/2010, said:

I've had 2 of these, one I still have and use today. the sheath is kinda lame but I found out how to heat and flatten pvc pipe to make a new one. I use this to cut and chop everything from potatoes to firewood. This knife is great because you can use this for anything as hard as you want to and it's so inexpensive you don't worry about what might happen to it. even if you bust the handle (I haven't yet) it's a full tang so just wrap it with paracord and keep choppin'. I suck at throwing and haven't tried much but I didn't get it for that. BUY IT!!!
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3. Anonymous User on 1/31/2010, said:

Big beast. Crossgaurd got bent and beat up pretty good while I was learning how to throw it, so I cut it off with a hacksaw. Throws good. Very heavy and tough. Good service too. I'm going to buy more of them.
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4. Anonymous User on 7/8/2009, said:

I've had one of these for years and have used it as a knife, hatchet, hammer, whatever. it's a real hard-use knife for cheap! I've never been able to throw it for a darn though.
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