Practicing With The Throwing Spikes

[@marcosyy87]

Nice! I've been using some 12" bullpoint chisels, paid only $2 for each piece. It's very cheap and they are brutal

[@georgecurtis6463]

Yea, there is a technique for throwing those. Definitely not by just grabbing them and throwing them though that can work. Hold them in your palm length wise and let them slide out towards the target.

[@ninja_wolfofficial]

I love my rebar spikes they're great just have to handpick the ones with good carbon content

[@letsgobrandon8375]

Are those just ground down rebar

[@TheAmericanCraftsmen]

Yes they are rebar, but no they aren't ground. We forged points on them

[@letsgobrandon8375]

@@TheAmericanCraftsmen just a good ole heat and beat?

[@TheAmericanCraftsmen]

Yep then we hardened them sa best as we could. We made a video on how we made them as well

[@letsgobrandon8375]

@@TheAmericanCraftsmen ok thank you for replying.

[@Thedoug369]

All fun and games until they come back atcha and stick in your chest or eye! Sharpen them up a bit more and throw em one at a time man! You don't need to chunk em that hard either. With the right technique you can pierce that board with a flip of your wrist. I shit you not. ✌

[@davidlord5664]

That was hard to watch. Maybe try the 12 o’clock release with a light touch on release. It looks like your trying no spin but the way the we’re flying it’s hard to say. Should’ve made a video when you had some good sticks on the board to show.

[@alfonsosantos9854]

you're throwing them to hard. Slow and steady wins the race