• by Blackie Collins
• 6 x 9"
• 31 pages
• paperback

A short primer on the art and sport of knife throwing.

Blackie Collins was an American pioneer of knife making, who died tragically in 2011 at the age of 71 in a motorcycle accident. Not too much information exists about this book, and from what we can deduce it was written circa 1970-1980. Topics include knife balance, selection, how to build a target and throw a knife into it. Blackie also touches on knife throwing as a sport, and instruction for use in survival. This is a slim little volume, a handy introduction to anyone interested in learning how to throw knives properly and responsibly.