stackyFACTSThrowing tiny projectiles at a corkboard requires microscopic precision. To stop slipping, the tiny metal bodies are aggressively machined with deep grooves, spikes, and cross-hatched patterns. It basically acts as localized sandpaper so sweaty pub fingers don't accidentally send the projectile into the drywall.
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