That was a massive compliment from Lynn Thompson!

The fact that our soldiers were issued unlined metal scabbards kept their swords from being sharp as they could be. Britain had rhe same problem. You do find some antiques (usually officers examples) with liners to fix this problem but most were indeed not very good at cutting. Without that liner even if one put an edge on their saber, as soon as one sheathed & unsheathed again the edge would be knocked off. Now when it comes to the UK & their Raj it was quite a bit more common for their soldiersto use wood lined scabbards like the Indian Warriors did b/c of how often they needed the cut against those particular opponents.

I wonder if you could split open a cigar with one that might boost sales from stoners 😂

Eso se llama cuadropizza 😅

It's super assassin looking like a sicari knife or something that's the vibe I get from it anyway. I think Fairburn had a similar curved knife and it was called the Cobra or something. I'm crazy about it because it looks OSS too. And there's the fact that you made it concealed. I think you can reach into the subclavian artery and heart with absolutely no problem and I'm pretty sure that was the purpose of curved Pitchfork tines unless those were to get into the brain stem, I can't tell you, perhaps the curve was for concealed carry alone but the OSS had a habit of adopting these curved style blades and puncture tools. Since you're getting into the habit of stabbing step it up a notch with a couple punches and rip with that bad boy dude take a milk jug out or something. They say that like a Karambit your knuckles should stop before the tip. I don't think it really matters because curved blades do what they need to do. Scallywag tactical has their mdv or whatever and it's meant to be a tendon Ripper but curved blades naturally do that function alone. Ed Calderon has his paring knife ect. This tool right here will several tendon in an arm and turn it into a limp noodle on the bad guy. Then floppy mcflopertin is going to stop the attack.

I have a micro, but it works just as great as the full size

👍🏼love your dickpicks. I can only give you moral support tho:( 🙂👍🏼

I got my order in, Thank you!

I got one for you to look into because it's driving me crazy the Gerber MK2 and it's Offset you see the commies overthrew everybody cool after Vietnam and bi7ched and complained that the knife was too scary. The offset was meant for a concealed carry system this is right where you thrive bro. Bring back them double edged daggers with a sick offset. I believe in you.

Badass. Fit for modern Vikings. :-)

So, even in a totally justifiable self defense situation, where you could legally shoot someone, what is a DA going to do to you if you cave in sombody's skull with a tomahawk?

Thanks for the mention appreciate it. You were actually the very first person i saw at Bladeshow we had just unloaded and heading in and you were heading back to your car.

I love your work, i want a Dick Pick sooooo badly!

28:00 Ricola!

As always one of the twelve. Fascinating interaction with Lynn tompson. As a fan of both of your products I think they fulfill different uses and completely different philosophies of use. I edc a vaquero grande (when legal) and I think it’s a great companion to your back ripper. I also own half a dozen CS tomahawks some modified some not. They work completely differently. They hit harder and chop more than yours. However, I will never in a million years be able to move one with the speed and dexterity of yours. As someone who is only 5’5” and competed all my life at 150lbs the lighter weight and movement is noticeable. Different tool for a different job. I don’t think even Lynn Tompson edc’s a tomahawk. I will say, having trained with his style first there is quite a learning curve when switching over. Great video, keep it up. Some of us never minded the cats BTW.

Thanks for the story, it's the closest I'll get to Blade Show without spending money on gas. So happy I could support a small business that deserves it. The DickPick I ordered got here a week ago, and I've been carrying and using it everyday. Separating nailed boards, removing staples, picking at broken glass, and untying so many knots. My number one use though, and don't laugh now, is saving my fingernails when opening my cat's canned food. 10/10 would Wingard Wearable again.

Zac ... Thank you for the recap. Your growing number of customers are rooting for continued success.

I’m hooked, I love the journey from impossible idea to actual sales tool! I found you on KZbin, they pitched you to me, your an authentic maker. I love original stories, how did you get here?

It was great meeting you and talking with you. Your booth looked great. The giant axe was awesome!

39:42 i was suspecting lynn would be angry about his tomahawks

Hit play straight away!

I remember when you flicked out that tomahawk from that shoulder holster at Bladeshow. So easy and I actually didn't even knife you were wearing it under your shirt

Got to get some fans in there do a version of a z choker fan and reverse fan you know some fancy tech type shit

Collapsible baton for the handle would work well. More concelable.

Is this tool a weapon or a tool for something idk about?

This is not real

Axial rotation is so weird❤❤ no pun intended lol

Dude that could have gone wrong so fast😂😂

Do a double flip!

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Dude you should join the circus

Heres a trick, if you push down on the handle with your thumb right before you let go, it will flip faster and more accurately

Too easy to do for a wow factor , anyone can do that with a hammer at home

Interesting!

That was stupid wow you can flip a hammer

I am a balisong flipper. Come to the squid booth next year and hang with us! Ig the balisong equivalent of that would be an Ariel. And spinning on your finger would be a chaplain

Can't wait to get some of your gear!

I noticed i can spin mine around my index finger for as long as I want.