Are They Worth It? Smith & Wesson Bullseye 8" Throwing Knives

I am a fan of the Bullseye 10" throwing knives. I have known many people who started out throwing with a set of Bullseyes. The 10" are definitely worth it...but what about the 8" ones?
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[@robinsonrosario6433]

I got the 8 inch version I like them for no spin and military hop spin

[@wookie_hairballs3457]

They come in a pack of three for the stainless if you buy him from Flee farm. Everyone of purchase has been from there and they've all been The stain was three pack.

[@migmigjohnson9351]

I'm sold. No affiliate links?

[@halfspin]

I appreciate it but no affiliate links here. These are my unpaid unbiased reviews 😉

[@DrawkD2]

I'm thinking maybe it's for legal reasons? Only 4" blades are allowed to be carried in my state. How do you measure blade on a throwing knife? I never see blade length listed.

[@halfspin]

There are two different knife carry laws. One for folding knives and one for fixed blades. Your 4" blade law is most likely for folding knives. Fixed blades like throwing knives are more complicated. Most states it's not about the fixed blade length its that a fixed blade knife can't be concealed. Most states you can't really carry throwing knives, its up to the cops discretion on what you are doing with it. I plan on making a video breaking down all the knife carry laws. Thanks for visiting the channel.

[@bluestddragon7223]

I have been trying with these for DAYS and I haven’t been able to hit more than 1 out of 20. I have some m-48 throwing knives that I can hit much better with. Don’t know why It’s so hard to land with these

[@halfspin]

What kind of target are you using? Because these are light and don't have much weight to them, you need a soft wood target. Also, if you are new to throwing, it is going to take some time to get the feel for it.