Kulungu - Individually
LE KULUNGU, primitive throwing weapon
Inspired by African throwing weapons, this "ironwood" is a blade which, due to its shape and its points, crashes almost throughout its rotation.
Very fun, no need to calculate distance and rotation (principle of conventional throwing), you just need to propel it (rather) vertically so that it lands on one or more of its points.
ATTENTION:
This machine is a formidable weapon to be handled with caution:
I don't deliberately sharpen the points of this device (you can make it even sharper...) but its sharp parts can stick deep into the target.
Rather than forcing it to remove it (and risking injury with the other points...) it is sometimes necessary to use a somewhat heavy object (hammer or the back of a knife) and tap gently to bring out the point(s) planted..
As with all jet gear, establish your safety perimeter before having fun.
Rather than forcing it to remove it (and risking injury with the other points...) it is sometimes necessary to use a somewhat heavy object (hammer or the back of a knife) and tap gently to bring out the point(s) planted..
As with all jet gear, establish your safety perimeter before having fun.
Knife features:
• Thickness: 4 mm or 5 mm
• Metal: anti-abrasion steel
• Weight: approximately 530 gr (4 mm) or 650 gr (5 mm)
• Length: 400 mm
• Width: 290 mm
• Bronzed or brushed finish



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