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One of the problems with D&D's destruction of objects is that certain weapons should be naturally better at it than others without having to make the distinction of a weapon special ability. I've always thought things like axes and picsk should just plain do more damage than a sword, but should...

I know it's restricted to once per opponent per combat, but I don't remember it being restricted to once/round. My book's at home (I'm at work), but I'll have to check on that later.

It's good backup in case you don't get to go first. I use it with a TWFing rogue of mine. It's fun to get charged by 2 enemies in the first round of combat, have them both miss me, and then take them both down with one hit each because I use flick of the wrist on them.

Everyone's made some good points so far. Additional reasons might be: Its better to make the person performing said action to roll. Now with both attack/AC, effect/saving throw there's usually effort going on on both sides. The fighter is attacking the goblin, and the goblin is trying to...

The important thing to remember is just because you've hit an object with the arrow/rock/etc of silence doesn't mean that's where it ends up. When someone beats your AC with an attack from an arrow, you the arrow isn't now sticking out of you andymore than when someone hits you with a sword...