Aryana Libris

Author : Hibben Gil
Title : The complete knife throwing guide
Year : 1994

Link download : Hibben_Gil_-_The_complete_knife_throwing_guide.zip

Foreword. lt is very likely that this book is nOL your first introduction to knife throwing. Most youngsters do not pass through adolescence and into adulthood without having been involved ro some extent in throwing knives. Throwing knives for sport or relaxation followed many of us into adulthood as we found ourselves competing with comrades or whiling away the time throwing "Ka-Bars," bayonets or MK li1 military issue pieces during otherwise boring times spent with the military in the field. Others have thrown knives, either in friendly competition or just for the fun of it, during hunting outings. Those who have been a pan of the "buckskinning'' hobby have surely witnessed or joined in the sport of knife throwing at muzzleloading events. If knife throwing is not new to you, your earlier experiences have likely been an innuence in your referring to this book. You already recognize that knife throwing is a sport wonh pursuing and perhaps you have developed your own sryle and system. till, we believe that you'll find the book will offer many helpful tips for sharpening your aim and throw. If you haven't thrown knives before, welcome tO the sport. You will soon recognize, along with those who have panicipated to whatever degree and at whatever period in their lives, that knife throwing can be an interesting as well as challenging sport. Whether you are an experienced or a beginning thrower, always remember that safery is paramount to the fu lfillment to be received from participating in it. Never throw your knife without first considering the safety of persons nearby and, of course, your own. This book is intended to give a well-rounded view of knife throwing and a look into axe throwing as well. In doing so, it will offer a foundation that can be used right away and continually built upon through practice. Enjoy ! ...