Butch's Toothpick

	Fallout 3 unique weapon Butch's Toothpick
	Requirements Skill Melee Weapons Attack statistics Dmg/Attack 10 (15.5) DPS 30 (46.5) Crit Dmg 13 Crit % Mult x2.5 Attacks/Sec 3 AP 18 Other Weight 1 Value 50 Item HP 150 Repair Switchblades Editor ID ? Base ID 00078440 Perk Effects Perks (dam.) Bloody Mess (+0.5) Ghoul Ecology (+5)

 

Butch's Toothpick is a weapon in Fallout 3.

Characteristics

Butch's Toothpick is a unique switchblade. It is owned by Butch DeLoria, a resident of Vault 101. It is roughly twice as powerful as an ordinary switchblade. It can be repaired using regular switchblades.

Variants

• Switchblade, the common variant.

Comparison

Name	Dmg/att	DPS	Att/sec	Crit mult	Crit dmg	AP cost	Weight	Item HP	Value
Switchblade	5	15	3	x2	9	18	1	100	35
Butch's Toothpick	10	30	3	x2.5	13	18	1	150	50

Locations

• Butch will be carrying this unique switchblade during the Trouble on the Homefront quest. It can also be taken from his inventory provided you enlist him as a follower after the quest.

Notes

• Sometimes Butch can actually be seen picking his teeth with it at the Muddy Rudder bar in Rivet City.
• The weapon cannot be acquired if you kill Butch on your Escape from Vault 101. It shows up on his corpse as a regular switchblade.

Weapons in Fallout 3 Unarmed Brass knuckles (Steel knuckles) · Deathclaw gauntlet · Power fist (Fisto!, The Shocker) · Spiked knuckles (Plunkett's Valid Points) Melee Auto axe (Man Opener, The Mauler) · Steel saw · Axe (The Dismemberer) · Baseball bat · Chinese officer's sword (Jingwei's Shocksword, Samurai's sword, Vampire's Edge) · Combat knife (Occam's Razor, Stabhappy, Trench knife) · Knife (Ant's Sting, Slasher knife, Ritual knife, Toy knife) · Lead Pipe · Nail board (Board of Education) · Police baton · Pool cue (The Break) · Repellent Stick · Ripper (Jack) · Rolling pin · Shishkebab · Shock baton (Electro-suppressor) · Sledgehammer (The Tenderizer) · Shovel (Fertilizer shovel) · Super sledge (Fawkes' super sledge) · Switchblade (Butch's Toothpick) · Tire iron (Highwayman's Friend) Small Guns Pistols Smith & Wesson .32 pistol (Wild Bill's sidearm) · N99 10mm pistol (Colonel Autumn's 10mm pistol) · Shanxi Type 17 Chinese pistol (Zhu-Rong v418 Chinese pistol) · Dart gun · Silenced 10mm pistol · Scoped .44 Magnum (Blackhawk, Callahan's Magnum, Paulson's revolver) Shotguns Combat shotgun (The Terrible Shotgun) · Double-barrel shotgun · Sawed-off shotgun (The Kneecapper) Submachine guns 10mm SMG (Sydney's 10mm "Ultra" SMG) Rifles R91 assault rifle · BB gun · Type 93 Chinese assault rifle (Xuanlong assault rifle) · Hunting rifle ( Ol' Painless, Lincoln's repeater) · Infiltrator (Perforator) · Lever-action rifle (Backwater rifle) · Railway rifle · Sniper rifle (Reservist's rifle, Victory rifle) Big Guns Drone cannon (Drone cannon Ex-B) · Fat Man (Experimental MIRV) · Flamer (Burnmaster, Rapid-Torch Flamer, Slo-Burn Flamer) · Gatling laser (Vengeance, Precision Gatling laser) · Heavy incinerator · Minigun (Eugene) · Missile launcher (Miss Launcher) · Rock-It launcher Energy Weapons Pistols Alien atomizer (Atomic pulverizer, Captain's Sidearm) · Alien blaster (Firelance) · AEP7 laser pistol (Colonel Autumn's laser pistol, Protectron's Gaze, Smuggler's End) · Mesmetron (Microwave emitter) · Plasma pistol (MPLX Novasurge) Rifles Alien Disintegrator (Destabilizer) · Scoped Gauss Rifle · AER9 laser rifle (Metal Blaster, Wazer Wifle) · Plasma rifle (A3-21's plasma rifle) · Tesla cannon · Tri-beam laser rifle Explosives Grenades Bio-gas canister · Cryo grenade · Frag grenade · Nuka-grenade · Plasma grenade · Pulse grenade Mines Bottlecap mine · Cryo mine · Frag mine · Plasma mine · Pulse mine Cut content In-game Black Bart's Bane · Breaker · Clover's Cleaver · Curse Breaker · Excalibat · Discharge hammer · Gauss rifle (beta) · Grenade launcher · Katana · Law Dog · Lightning gun · Love Tap · Mirelurk bait grenade · O'Grady's Peacemaker · Pa's Fishing Aid · Smoke grenade · Spanner · Tesla cannon (beta) · (Wanda) Not in-game Air hammer gun · Cryolator · Mason jar mine · Piggy bank grenade Parentheses () denote unique weapon variants, italics denote weapons available through add-ons.