Quote Originally Posted by Grim Portent View Post
You have to love literal naming conventions.

It gives the impression that the weapon was impromptly named by a really tired drill instructor. It's got 'the pointy end goes in the enemy you dolts,' energy.
I'm kind of a huge blacksmith nerd and one of my pet theories is that they named them based on the descriptions that were given in the request.

Making a bill for war vs agricultural is a few Hammer swings, a different heat treat, and a sturdier socket connection. Wasn't really much point and giving it a new name. Though there are a few examples of giving them a different name so they could charge more which I always found hilarious. It's basically the same thing that you see today when you have advertisements for "military grade".