Custom Competition Throwing Hawk Set
4934-122-900
For anyone interested in hawk throwing, this is the perfect way to get started right! Crazy Crow Trading Post's Custom Competition Throwing Hawk & Book Set has everything you need: our Custom Hand-Forged Throwing Hawk with 2 straight grain 19" hickory handles and our excellent, 64 page full-color book, "Knife & Tomahawk Throwing" by Barry Hardin. Handles will need to be fitted to the head by the consumer.
Crazy Crow Trading Post Craft Tips Video: Barry Hardin shows you how to get a proper fit on your new hand forged tomahawk. How to maintain a proper tomahawk and handle fit over time as you use it. Throwing a tomahawk is guaranteed to loosen the handle. Barry shows you what to do to fix it! Also, why do these things come with the head and handle separate? Watch the video and find out!
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The Custom Throwing Hawk is our most popular tomahawk, and is specially designed for competition throwing, including the regulation 4" blade. Featuring a hand forged iron head with a tempered steel bit insert, it comes with our tough, straight grained 19" hickory hawk handle.
By Barry Hardin, a Crazy Crow exclusive! Tomahawk and knife throwing are popular sports among muzzleloading clubs around the country, practiced by men, women and children. Whether you are an advanced competitor or new to the sport, this book takes you from the basics through advanced hawk and knife throwing tips.
Topics covered include choosing and maintaining your 'hawk or knife, proper grips and variations, stance, fine- tuning for accuracy, games, target construction, and safety. Step-by-step color photos of throwing techniques, with tips from top competitors on the Rendezvous circuit, make it easy for you to enjoy throwing! New throwers will come away with a full understanding and appreciation for the sport, and experienced veterans will find many helpful tips for hitting the bulls-eye more often. 64 pages and 85 full-color photos and illustrations. SC.
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