Would this work for throwing?
1973849
You'd need to be skilled in throwing spears in general, and I'd recommend a counter weight at the butt to balance the spear for flight. It's not specifically designed for throwing, but with enough skill and modifications you can make a washing machine fly.
1973850
I throw mine. It is heavier than a traditional throwing spear but it does work as one. Your range is going to be somewhat limited due to the weight. I would suggest upgrading the shaft to a lighter wood or some type of composite. I throw mine into pine rounds and am thoroughly impressed with the strength and flexibility of the spear head itself.
1054503
Yes it can be adjusted to throw any way you need it to but with a high arc you need to add more speed.
510623
I think it is not best. It is designed for target practice when throwing a ball.b
1514773
I don't know much space you have but I bought one of these for my son for lacrosse and I was surprised how big it actually is. I would guess you would want a minimum of 20 ft of throwing distance.
654438
It's made well and it's got a bit of weight to it. So, yes, I think it's a good throwing weapon and that it'll hold up well.
782682
Based on the dimensions and weight, provided you have the physical ability to throw it with enough force and at the right angles. Make sure it's gripping tight by putting all body weight on rope and swing/squirm around, replicating a climb, to ensure a safe breaching:) realistically you'll need practice to throw it higher than a 3 story building, just keep throwing it, and stretch so you don't pull anything
28995
Not really. It is designed to sit on the ground. Legs have sharp points to hold it firmly in the ground. Actuation is by stepping on the pedal. It is an exceptional thrower. Mine has tossed a lot of birds. You can throw for yourself.
891214
Yes depending on the type of wood you throw it on. Soft or worn out woods would be best.
134462
Sorry, I haven't attempted throwing mine yet but as far as balance, the head is heavy and not weight to the handle.
1663734
I don't know. We used it for carpet pads on hardwood stairs. I would worry that if you pulled up the throw rug it might pull up more fabric/carpet fibers from the rug.
784297
No, it's mainly for decoration. You might be able to get it sharpened and make sure every screw is tight, and then it should be okay to throw. I'm not an expert but I do have my fair share of tomahawks.
938795
I guess you could to a point. Depending on how fast you pitch that ball in it would come flying back out. I would say more useful in throwing and catching at different angles to improve hand, eye, ball coordination. If someone is closer to catch the ball to assist instead of the pitcher that would be best.
2060429
Sure, it would work great for that. Can hold a lot of weight. Very maneuverable.
144132
Would it work I think yes. Would it hold up for very long probably not. The regular tip arrows wedge in between the layers I think throwing knives would tear them up.
1839899
I would recommend a good 20 get for maximum effectiveness. .. But is dependent on strength of throw into it. My son is 9 and 20 feet is minimum.
1799530
If you mean will it throw baseballs, definitely not. It will only throw light weight balls.
1248608
Short answer is yes, it can. It is very sturdy, but heavy, in a pinch to save a life, if I had to, I might throw it. But this is not a balanced throwing knife, it is a beefy, heavy, double edged dagger style seath knife, and quite frankly its almost nice enough to be a work of art. The picture does not do justice to the damascius deep rich pattern. I have throwing knifes, and was also very good throwing the Sykes-Fairbairn and K-Bar military fighting knives, this one would not be one I would chose to use in that way.