Beil-Ax Throwing Ax by Boker Baumerk Co. of Solingen Germany

It's Here! A New Design From John Bailey! Mr. Bailey is at it again! With over 40 years of throwing experience, John has taught literally thousands of people how to throw.

Throughout the years Mr. Bailey has seen many problems that were common among beginning throwers. One problem was many new throwers became discouraged when they weren't immediately sticking their knives. This is pretty understandable. It isn't much fun picking things up off of the ground all day.

Another problem was that many new throwers couldn't see how their knife was hitting the target (handle up or handle down). So they couldn't tell which adjustments to make to fix the problem and make the implement stick.

Now with the Beil-Ax, you won't have to worry about 'over' or 'under' rotating your throws. Throwing has always been fun but now its easy too! A better then 62% chance of sticking on the very first throw!

"The Beil-Ax will help you learn to throw any knife or axe faster then ever before. Even a beginner will be sticking almost every throw in minutes. The Beil-Ax was designed to give the thrower, (for the first time ever); a better than 62% chance of sticking on the first throw!"

"Because the Beil-Ax throws like a knife, but will stick when a straight blade knife won't, you will learn faster then ever before, because you can see your mistakes." - John L. Bailey

The Beil-Ax has a one piece design. Its made from 420J2, brushed, stainless steel and measures 11 7/8 inches in length. It has twin 4 inch cutting edges and a user friendly design that will provide a successful stick almost every time you throw it!

They weigh an astonishing 1 pound, 4 ounces each! That is more than enough weight to stick them DEEP in the target! A solid stick is always rewarding... especially when you hear that hollow "THUNK!" sound!

Anyone who can hit a board with a ball from 10 or 12 feet can stick the Beil-Ax!

If you throw the Beil-Ax from 10-12 feet it should stick almost every time. From that distance, the axe is making (about) 1 full spin. With a 'perfect' throw, the very top or point of the Beil-Ax will stick in the target. (See above picture.) But because of its smart design, the Beil-Ax will stick even if the ax is 'over' rotated or 'under' rotated.

"The Beil-Ax will not only stick, straight in at 90 degrees, (or straight up or straight down at 180 degrees), but will also stick 20 degrees past that, for a remarkable 220 degree sticking radius!!!"

"And at 12, 18 and 21 feet it is almost impossible not to stick the Beil-Ax. As a matter of fact, if you have the arm for it, and you can hit the target from 50 feet; the odds of sticking the Beil-Ax are better than 62% ! Compare that to any other knife or throwing ax; where you only have a 30% chance of a stick." - John L. Bailey

If you throw a knife and it over rotates, the point will already be passed the target so it will 'clang' and drop to the ground. However the Beil-Ax will stick if it is over rotated. (See above picture.)

"When you see the Beil-Ax stick, (handle up), you will know that it over rotated and you need to move a few inches closer to the target, to have it stick 'straight' in. When you see the Beil-Ax stick, (handle down), you will know that it under rotated and you need to move away a few inches from the target, to have it stick straight in." - John Bailey

The best part about this is that the Ax is sticking and not clanging to the ground with every minor mistake!

The Beil-Ax also comes with a durable Cordura sheath, that can be worn on a belt, up to 2 inches wide. The loops can be located to hold it handle up, or in the down position. You can even wear it sideways.

Here are just a few reasons why the Beil-Ax's are so easy to throw:

Designed to give the thrower a better then 62% chance of a stick on the first throw!
Remarkable 220 degree sticking radius
The Beil-Ax has more penetrating power due to its weight. You will automatically stick more throws
At 12, 18 and 21 feet it's almost impossible not to stick the Beil-Ax
They can be thrown overhand, underhand, and even side arm