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    Quote Originally Posted by holli4pirating View Post
    Now that you mention it, I seem to remember hearing something about throwing stars being illegal in The States, or at least NY state, or maybe just this particular town where the incident happened. A teacher confiscated a throwing star from a student, felt obligated to report to the main office, the legality issue came up, and the student was escorted from the building in handcuffs by the police.

    EDIT: ran a quick search looking for cheap throwing knives (I don't care enough to search the legal issue) and found J & L, Knives, Throwing Knives
    I know they're illegal to carry in public, but I'd be willing to bet you can own them and wouldn't be bothered for using them on private property. I own plenty of knives that are on that list, but as long as I'm not walking around with them, I'm OK.

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    Did you know a knife beats a gun "every time"? Check this guy out:
    YouTube - knife beats gun

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    I have only had really cheap throwing knives when I was a kid and bent the heck out of them. However, I did though other things such as 8 inch spikes for railroad ties all the way down to horseshoe nails. I threw the spikes into a sheet of 1/4inch plywood, and it would go right through without any problem. The horseshoe nails were the best because they are so darn sharp they stick into almost anything.

    I also used to shoot hypodermic needles off syringes, and into phone books. Just plug the needle up with clay, put it on the end of a 60cc syringe, and depress the plunger really quick. not accurate at anything over say 5 feet, but a lot of fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by icedog View Post
    Did you know a knife beats a gun "every time"? Check this guy out:
    YouTube - knife beats gun
    Looks like the guy with knife wins. Not sure it was a fair contest, though ... I think the dummy was distracted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wildtim View Post
    I do like throwing knives but I think throwing a 'Hawk' is more fun (plus easier to find in the grass when you miss).

    That must take some skill ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by icedog View Post
    Did you know a knife beats a gun "every time"? Check this guy out:
    YouTube - knife beats gun

    Lets see him beat this guy: YouTube - Fast Draw slow motion video


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    Quote Originally Posted by igitur55 View Post
    Looks like the guy with knife wins. Not sure it was a fair contest, though ... I think the dummy was distracted.
    I'd like to see him doing that with the dummy shooting back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mhailey View Post
    Lets see him beat this guy: YouTube - Fast Draw slow motion video


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    Sure he can shoot fast. But did he even hit the target? The angle of the shot looked a bit low.

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    did you watch the balloon?

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    No, I missed the balloon. Did he miss the target and hit the balloon?
    Just kidding.
    He is certainly a better shot than me.
    When I'm shooting a safe place is generally directly in front of the target.

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