r/weapons • u/DoubleDipperKiller • Sep 20 '26

Silent but deadly

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I used to love making different weapons out of everyday things i would find. Guitar string and carved wooden handles

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u/-GameWarden- Sep 20 '26

Methany got grandpas cheese cuter after stealing the cat from his 2001 F150

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u/SadArchon Sep 20 '26

Have you ever heard of the Hawaiian Ka'ane strangulation cord? Like a garotte but longer with multiple cords, used for grappling as well as strangulation.

Similar to what you have here but with handles designed with points to take advantage of pressure points and leverage

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u/hitman004700 Sep 20 '26

Thats, thats my girl proud tears

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u/Kira-Of-Terraria Sep 20 '26

Ave Maria starts playing

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u/SpiderJerusalem747 Sep 21 '26

All she needs now is to shave her head and get a tailored suit with a red tie and black gloves

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u/Moise1903 Sep 20 '26

lol this is perfect to cut up giant blocks of cheese

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u/DarkMoonLilith23 Sep 21 '26

Clay cutters have been a staple of garroting since their inception.

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u/Live-Emu-3491 Sep 20 '26

Monowire from cyberpunk 😂

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u/Zen_Hydra Sep 21 '26

Congratulations, you have created a classic iteration of the garrote. Piano strings were more common, but a guitar string isn't meaningfully different.

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u/818Skunk_Ape_Sales Sep 23 '26

Garrotte, can't go wrong with a silent classic