Lafontaine thrower cold steel, and Kyoto 2 Tanto

I'm reviewing 2 knives that I got as a gift for my birthday from my friend Bryce. Thank you for the great present. The thrower is 1050 high carbon steel. The Tanto is 8Cr13MoV stainless steel.
Here is a link to the thrower: amzn.to/4am4EAP
Here is a link to the Tanto: amzn.to/3RN5ejY

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Beautiful scenery, NICE fish, and cool knives!

[@toddgray8270]

Beautiful.

[@michaelrizzo5523]

Intriguing! Kind of a throwing kukri? It seemed to want to roll in the no-spin throw, but looked very stable in the spin. Keep us updated if you decide to mod it!

[@theweaponscollectiveedge863]

Yeah the thrower is definitely weighted and shaped for spin throwing. I think I will continue to throw it spin style and leave it has is.

[@ddk56vw]

🐠🎣🐟🦈

[@swissguy8052]

Have 2 La Fontaine, not only great as a thrower, you can use them actually for Bushcraft. And funny enough my other knive is also a CS Tanto. The Master in CPM3V, an excellent slicer.

[@theweaponscollectiveedge863]

Excellent. Do you throw spin style or no spin? It thru best for me spin style because of the extra forward weight. And like you said it makes a great chopper for bushcraft.

[@swissguy8052]

@@theweaponscollectiveedge863 it depends on the distance, - 5 yards no spin, 5 - 10 yards half spin 10 - 15 yards full spin works best for me.
And for working I just add a paracord handle, that's fine. The LA Fontaine has replaced my Kukri that I've bought in Pokhara 30 years ago.

[@raphlvlogs271]

that Kukri would have been an even better thrower if it had a Kunai style hilt