Bailey's - Competition Throwing Axe with Handle

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Competition Throwing Axe with Handle

Item # 41035

Only $89.95

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What happens when you combine a quality hickory handle with a well-balanced axe head? You get a competition axe that slices through the air and sticks with ease! Our new competition throwing axe meets all of the competition standards and features full 6-inch precision ground edges. The material of the head of the throwing ax is No.45 Carbon Steel. It's hammer wrought by hand. The heat treatment process happens when the rough head passes through 1000 centigrade heat and is then immersed and cooled in liquid chemicals. It is then heat treated again to about 350 centigrade for 45 minutes. After this process, the metal has excellent tenacity. The axe has a handle with a steel roll pin fitted through the center of the head for safety. Used for throwing only. Do not use for chopping. Includes competition throwing rules and instructions for assembling your own target!

View the Competition Rules (7.81K pdf file)
Handle is 28" long.
Optional sheaths (see "Images" tab) are sold separately.

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Q.	How heavy is the head?
A.	The head by itself is around 3 lbs.
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	Posted by: mitchell D from CA on 10/14/2007

Q.	How long is the axe? Are the sheaths included when you buy the throwing axe?
A.	The handle is 28" long. The axe head has 6" edges. The sheaths are sold separately.
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	Posted by: Noah H from NH on 10/16/2007

Q.	Who makes this Axe?What is its quality? (How hard is the Steel?)
A.	This axe is made in China. It's a great quality throwing axe. The steel isn't hard enough for chopping but, that isn't what it was designed for.
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	Posted by: Logan from Syracuse on 1/24/2008

Q.	Could you tell us more about the metal and fabrication:
A.	This answer is from the horses mouth, namely the manufacturer. The material of the head of throwing ax is No.45 Carbon Steel. It's wrought by implemental hammer by hand. The heat treatment process is the rough head passes through 1000 centigrade heatronic, and then we put it into chemical liquid, co ... (See full answer) This answer is from the horses mouth, namely the manufacturer. The material of the head of throwing ax is No.45 Carbon Steel. It's wrought by implemental hammer by hand. The heat treatment process is the rough head passes through 1000 centigrade heatronic, and then we put it into chemical liquid, cooling, and then heat treatment again in about 350 centigrade for 45 minutes, so after this process, the metal has better tenacity.The head is not casted. The handle is hickory, and it's strong. (Hide full answer)
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	Posted by: Mathew N from Canada on 4/4/2008

Q.	Is this a Tuatahi competition axe? If not, do you still carry Tuatahi axes?
A.	We no longer carry Tuatahi.
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	Posted by: Nigel G from Scotia on 11/12/2008

Q.	Is it necessary to sharpen the blade on a throw axe? If so what is the best method?
A.	Normally it is not required. But if you find yourself needing to sharpen then a medium grit sharpening stone sould do the trick.
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	Posted by: James C from ID on 2/24/2009