I was just outside throwing my new Brokenfeather tomahawk from Joe Darrah. He just sent it to me and it’s a beauty! He made it to match the “Bullseye Seeker” mountain man bowie he made me several months ago. Since I don’t have any Tru-Bal throwing knives with leather handles (yet) I used this knife in New Mexico for my first mountain man style throwing competition where I took second place in the amateur division. Not bad for my first official throw!

Here you can see the throw I made not 20 minutes ago. A three point throw with the knife and a two point throw with the hawk. I’m still getting use to it over the 3J hawk I use. From now on I’ll use Joe’s!

3 points on the knife throw and 2 points on the hawk throw from five paces.

3 points on the knife throw and 2 points on the hawk throw from five paces.

You might ask what the connection is with Joe Darrah and Brokenfeather knives and Tru-Bal knives. Well years ago when Joe was learning how to make knives like these he spent a lot of time learning from Harry McEvoy. Harry was very nice about answering Joe’s questions and critiquing his designs through correspondence they wrote back-and-forth over many years. Joe learned a lot from Harry and was also a very avid Tru-Bal collector for many years.

Brokenfeather Bullseye Seeker Mountain Man Knife and Hawk

Brokenfeather Bullseye Seeker Mountain Man Knife and Hawk

Thanks for the knife and hawk Joe!
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three long My New Brokenfeather Tomahawk from Joe Darrah

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three short Jonathan Ames Gets Knifed by Throwdini!

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2009 Rocky Mountain Knife and Tomahawk Throwing Competition

2009 Rocky Mountain Knife and Tomahawk Throwing Competition

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curved 2009 Rocky Mountain Knife and Tomahawk Competition

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Quite a few throwing knives do not come with sheaths. Even if they do, it is not good for the blade to store it in the leather sheath for any period of time.

So what do you do to protect it when you’re not throwing it?

The fleece-lined Maxpedition E-14 Envelope throwing knife case is the one I use when I acquire a throwing knife that does not come with a sheath and I don’t need the room of the slightly bigger Maxpedition R-14 Razorshell.

Maxpedition E-14 Envelope Throwing Knife Case Fits a Brokenfeather Bowie Knife

Maxpedition E-14 Envelope Throwing Knife Case Fits a Brokenfeather Bowie Knife

>> You can purchase these knife cases here on this site now.
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rightangle How do you protect your throwing knife when it does not come with a sheath?

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An old Tru-Bal catalog identifies this model as the original design for the RIFLEMAN. It was only made from 1975-1976 before it was revised in 1977 in the form of a model #6-B. Here is the description of the Model No. 6-A RIFLEMAN from that old catalog:

Tru-Bal Model No. 6-A Rifleman

Tru-Bal Model No. 6-A Rifleman


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shaded Model No. 6 A Tru Bal™ RIFLEMAN Throwing Knife by Harry K. McEvoy

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