Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This dagger throwing knife has an antler-point pommel with a slotted 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 double-edged dagger blade and a branching, antler-shaped pommel over a slotted grip. Manufactured in Pakistan, it ships to wholesale buyers with private label and custom branding available. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a distinctive antler-pommel throwing knife.
Antlers, the inspiration for this knife's branching pommel, are true bone, and deer shed and regrow them every year, whereas horns keep growing for life over a bony core. Shed antler is plentiful, and stag has long been a classic handle material for European knives. This Pakistani dagger keeps the outline but not the material: its antler is cut from the same stainless plate as the blade.
Each knife below is a 20 cm dagger-style thrower cut from one 2.5 mm plate, so the choice comes down to the grip and the look. This stainless Pakistan dagger stands out for its branching antler pommel over a slotted grip, a natural pick for customers drawn to woodland and outdoor themes.
Browse from Pakistan and you will see it in rupees (PKR) at the top of this page, priced per knife, with ordering available through WhatsApp. Retailers and clubs wanting quantity should ask for a wholesale quote by email or WhatsApp; the per-piece rate steps down as the order grows.
Check them when the knife arrives: the tips of the antler pommel should feel smooth. If a burr remains from cutting, a few passes with fine abrasive paper will round it off so it never nicks your palm on release.
Yes. Its outline makes it one of the more decorative pieces in the range, and as a Pakistani knife made from a single stainless piece it needs nothing but a dry cloth to stay presentable on a wall board between practice sessions.
If this dagger is going on a wall rather than to a range, mount it high and firmly, well out of children's reach. If it travels, remember that rules for double-edged and throwing blades vary widely and can restrict carrying in public even where ownership is allowed. Check the regulations where you live; retailers should confirm age limits and any sales restrictions before stocking it.
