Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This dagger throwing knife has a double-loop cutout grip, 20 cm, ships private-label ready, made in Pakistan.
This throwing knife is machined from a single 2.5 mm thick piece of stainless steel, with a dagger-style blade and two loop cutouts in the grip, one with a lanyard hole. Manufactured in Pakistan, it ships to wholesale buyers with private label and custom branding available. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a distinctive double-loop grip option.
Throwing knives around a standing assistant is known as the impalement arts, a circus and variety-theatre act for well over a century. Performers throw matched sets of plain, one-piece knives, because every knife must fly exactly like the last. A Pakistan dagger like this one, cut from a single 2.5 mm stainless plate with two loop cutouts in the grip, follows the same logic on a much humbler backyard target.
Throwers like several knives per round, ideally identical, so ordering this stainless Pakistan dagger by three is the simplest set. For customers who want variety, these sit close to it in size and weight:
Visitors in Pakistan see the per-piece amount in rupees (PKR) at the top of the page. Wholesale works differently: the more knives you order, the less each one costs, so message us on WhatsApp or by email with the quantity and we will come back with a rate.
It is a lanyard hole. Thread a short cord or a coloured ribbon through it to tell your knives from a friend's on a shared range, or to hang the dagger on a hook for display. Take off anything bulky before throwing, as it changes the flight.
Sialkot's workshops have exported cutlery for generations, and Pakistan-made knives of this kind are judged on simple points: a flat body, a centred tip and smooth cutouts. This dagger is a single stainless plate, so there is no handle or rivet to work loose on impact.
Buying this dagger as a present? Check the rules where the recipient lives as well as your own, because knife laws differ between countries and sometimes between regions, and dagger-style throwing knives can be restricted. Many places also set a minimum age for buying or owning one. Store it in a closed case away from children, and retailers should apply the age checks required in their market.
