Imformation for most two handed blunt improvised weapons

Imformation for most two handed blunt improvised weapons

Close grip for more damage.

Wide grip for faster attacks. And better for tight places, less space.

Thrusts
-Also for very tight spaces.

And underside hits for very close range.

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