Bug-A-Salt The Original Salt Gun 3.0 (Color: Limited Passion Assassin)

Features

• Limited run item
• New cross-bolt safety! Once it's on, it's on. Once itss off, it's off. Feel free to rapid fire, folks!
• Sleek design has streamlined the blaster's feel. It's like butter on toast
• Updated engineering on the trigger mechanism. It's now VERY light - so be careful! Keep away from children and pets
• Barrel has been lifted and a Patridge sight has been added. You can hit the fly in the back of the neck now!
• Improved, more durable salt hopper makes tactical reloads easy during the heat of battle
• Stronger spring creates a tighter salt pattern
• Non-toxic and no batteries required. Uses ordinary table salt for ammo
• Recommended for soft-bodied insects: common houseflies, mosquitos, pest/poisonous spiders, small - large (but not XL) roaches, lantern flies, cabbage worms, earwigs and moths
• For use by responsible people only. Do not shoot at pets, butterflies, kittens or humans
• Includes 1-year warranty, limited 2-year warranty with proof of purchase (through the manufacturer)

The BUG-A-SALT 3.0 is specifically tailored to the needs of the more serious fly hunter. Custom improvements such as Cross-Bolt Safety, trigger redesign, and Patridge Sight (not to be confused with the bird; the sight is named after the famous rifleman Patridge) are guaranteed to turn grown men into little kids again. Join over 6 million humans on planet Earth and turn annoyance into fun! Non-toxic and no batteries required.

We are very proud of this new, lethal edition to our family. However, we must warn that instead of leaving flies whole for easy cleanup, it may splatter them. Lorenzo also assures the 3.0 model greatly increases odds for in-flight take down.

Manufacturer: Bug-A-Salt

Specifications:

Length: 535mm
Shots Per Fill: Up to 80
Accuracy: Up to 3ft
Material: Plastic

About BUG-A-SALT

BUG-A-SALT is the original name in bug assault equipment. With over 5 million units sold, the BUG-A-SALT is the way to go for taking care of those pesky houseflies.