What’s the best way to practice with ninja stars, spears, war hammers, and axes?

Always practice in a safe, open area with a designated target. Use proper stances, start at close range, and increase distance as you improve accuracy and control.

Can I use these weapons for camping or survival?

Absolutely! Axes and war hammers are great for chopping wood, spears can be used for fishing or hunting (where legal), and ninja stars offer fun target practice in outdoor settings.

Are there legal limitations on owning or using these weapons?

Laws differ by region, so review local regulations before buying. Some areas may restrict possession, use, or transportation in public spaces.

What type of targets should I use for throwing weapons?

For ninja stars and axes, use wooden or foam targets designed for throwing. Spears work best with hay bales or reinforced targets, while war hammers should be used on durable striking surfaces.

How do I maintain these weapons for long-term use?

Keep blades and edges clean and dry to prevent rust. Store wooden-handled weapons in a dry place and occasionally oil metal parts to prevent corrosion.

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The Trailblazer Shepherd Slingshot shown with how-to pictures

Trailblazer Shepherd Slingshot

$16.99

Twin Star Set with Metallic Blue Edges and Pouch

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LOTR spear etched with details, crafted of wood with red accents at base of the spear head with wall display with engravings

A close view of polyresin wall display, sculpted with horse iconography of Rohan holding a spear handle with a red woven grip

A close up of the end portion of wooden spear showing molded details and coloring

A close view of a sharp long spear head with embossed lines with gold colored accents attached to a silver handle with a red woven grip

Warrior, Captain in battle using a long spear to attack on a war field with soldiers on horses charging behind

Spear of Eomer

$299.99

The M48 Silver Kommando Survival Hammer from United Cutlery is the perfect companion for hiking and camping

It has at cast stainless steel, two-toned black oxide-coated and polished head with a curved back spike and hammer head

The fiberglass, reinforced nylon handle is practically indestructible, and the head is securely attached to it with metal bolts

M48 Survival Hammer

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The Colombian Colossal Spearhead is impressive just on its own but once you mount it on a wooden shaft, you’ve got one formidable weapon

The massive, 11” overall spearhead comes with a protective nylon belt sheath with double snap strap closures

The black, oxide-coated spearhead is crafted of 65Mn high carbon steel that is 3.6mm thick, giving it a 54HRC

With the included three mounting screws, it can be mounted on a standard 1 1/8” shaft that’s available at a home improvement store

This Colossal Spearhead is impressive just on its own but once you mount it on a wooden shaft, you’ve got one formidable weapon

Colombian Colossal Spearhead

$49.99

Kit Rae Ellexdrow War Spear With Art Print

Kit Rae Ellexdrow War Spear

$115.99

The Tomahawk Black Staff Of The Ninja put together and broken down

A view of the yellow and black paracord grip

Tomahawk Black Staff Of The Ninja - Three-Piece Wooden Construction, Paracord-Wrapped Grip - Length 70 3/4"

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Shinwa Double Edged Carbon Steel Warrior Spear Tan

Shinwa Warrior Spear

$136.99

Kit Rae Black Legion War Axe - Special Edition

Kit Rae Black Legion War Axe

$187.99

M48 Liberator Infantry Tomahawk With Sheath - Cast Stainless Steel Head, Black Oxide Coating, Injection Molded Nylon Handle - Length 15 3/4”

M48 Liberator Infantry Tomahawk

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Curved tomahawk axe with a black nylon textured handle and stainless steel blade with Honsu printed in black on the center on a background of tactical gear.

Black tomahawk axe with its head enclosed with a black leather sheath and its black textured nylon handle exposed on a white background.

Up close angled view of a silver shining tomahawk axe blade with "Honshu" printed in black in the center of the blade.

Up close view of a tomahawk axe handle made of black textured nylon on a white background.

Tomahawk Axe with a black textured nylon handle and silver axe head with Honshu printed in black in the center of the blade.

Honshu Karito Tomahawk Axe

$79.99

A savage blend of tradition and innovation that forges style and function in a battle-ready weapon that’s beyond compare

The 15 3/4” overall kama slides securely into a premium, black leather sheath with a belt loop and a snap strap closure

It has a 9”, full-tang 7Cr13 stainless steel, curved blade with a 5 3/4”, razor-sharp edge with weight-reducing thru-holes

The EDM textured and finger-grooved, grippy handle is crafted of injection-molded nylon and features a lanyard hole

Honshu Karito Kama

$69.99

Outdoor Fun

Enhance your outdoor adventures with BudK’s collection of throwing weapons and tools. Whether you're practicing with ninja stars, spears, war hammers, or axes, these items are perfect for fun and practical use in the great outdoors.

OUTDOOR FUN FAQS

What’s the best way to practice with ninja stars, spears, war hammers, and axes?
Always practice in a safe, open area with a designated target. Use proper stances, start at close range, and increase distance as you improve accuracy and control.
Can I use these weapons for camping or survival?
Absolutely! Axes and war hammers are great for chopping wood, spears can be used for fishing or hunting (where legal), and ninja stars offer fun target practice in outdoor settings.
Are there legal limitations on owning or using these weapons?
Laws differ by region, so review local regulations before buying. Some areas may restrict possession, use, or transportation in public spaces.
What type of targets should I use for throwing weapons?
For ninja stars and axes, use wooden or foam targets designed for throwing. Spears work best with hay bales or reinforced targets, while war hammers should be used on durable striking surfaces.
How do I maintain these weapons for long-term use?
Keep blades and edges clean and dry to prevent rust. Store wooden-handled weapons in a dry place and occasionally oil metal parts to prevent corrosion.