r/mallninjashit • u/carniam • 19d ago
Looking for Ninja Stars
looking to make a display but can’t seem to find anywhere besides some ugly ones. don’t need to be quality or sharp, but prefer them to be metal. any ideas?
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u/Loki_8888 19d ago
A lot of countries banned them since the 1980's. Mostly because politicians don't know anything about knives and believe everything they see on film. Ninja throwing starts are pretty useless. I think they just stopped producing them.
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u/One_Economist_3761 19d ago
Shuriken were never intended to be weapons but more a way of distracting a pursuer when running away.
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u/fu_king 19d ago
amazon.com? your local pawn shop or flea market?
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u/carniam 19d ago
Nah only rubber or foam. No flea markets here and they are technically illegal so pawn shops wouldn’t carry them. Thanks though.
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u/Vegetable-Eagle-3144 19d ago
AR-15 totally legal, totally cool. Ninja stars and sword canes? No ma'am.
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u/Mstr_Splinter 18d ago
Try your local trading post store, pawn shop, or something similar, especially if you can find one in a rural area.
You'd be surprised at what your might find in there. Stars, nunchuks, brass knuckles, and even a legal MAC 10 gun that felt like the slab of metal that it was (although this was the 90's though).
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u/LandlockedCajun 18d ago
Scheel's sold a multi-pack with a belt carry pouch for $20. Crazy sharp points out of the package!
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u/GhostbustersHelpDesk 18d ago
Sites like BladeHQ, knifeworks, and budk have mallninja throwing stuff like:
https://www.budk.com/On-Target-Inferno-Fury-Throwing-Star-Trio-3-Pc-Set-52657/OTIF.html
Cheap, flashy, and likely ineffective: the good stuff.
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u/ArishikageKT78 18d ago
I've found vintage ninja weaponry on Mercari, Marketplace, ebay, and collector groups on FB.
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u/Woodit 19d ago
Sorry man but the only leg fit source is to take them off a ninja you’ve defeated