Bug A Salt

A lot of satisfaction blasting pesky insects. I gave one to my dad and brother this year.
 
I have tried a few belonging to friends. I often said that they need to come out with a magnum model that shoots bigger sea salt.My friend glued the safety on his. As I recall, the safety resets each time it is cocked(???). He glued his down so he could just pump it and fire. I am sure this would void the warranty and could be an ATF violation!
 
Seems like S&W could get in the game with .45acp rocksalt 180g.
Smooth bore. Buffalo Bore ammo. Hard cast.
 
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I got each of our four kids a Bug-A-Salt for Christmas a few years ago. Now, at that time, all of our kids were either in their late 30's or early 40's, and it was a big hit. They were so excited, they were like little kids. Our 43-year-old son and our 40-year old son set up tinfoil targets outside and practiced, seeing how their new toys patterned.

We still get reports each spring and summer as our kids keep their Bug-A-Salts handy in preparation for any unlucky fly that happens to invade their homes.
 
You need to get the 'Black Fly' version. It's an upgrade to the original models. Slimmer, easier to cock, no pesky auto safety engagement after cocking, better trigger, more power than the original models.

Black Fly on left & right
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You need to get the 'Black Fly' version. It's an upgrade to the original models. Slimmer, easier to cock, no pesky auto safety engagement after cocking, better trigger, more power than the original models.

Black Fly on left & right
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Good improvements.
Another would be gas canisters.
 
I got one this year for Christmas, and am excited to find a target, but no joy so far.
Winter is not exactly a time when there is a target rich environment.
I dont think I would have guts enough to hunt wasps with it, but let us know how you come out with that hinting trip.. :)
I did load some walnut media in a 38 special, to shoot carpenter bees with. It worked well!
 
I got one this year for Christmas, and am excited to find a target, but no joy so far.
Winter is not exactly a time when there is a target rich environment.
I dont think I would have guts enough to hunt wasps with it, but let us know how you come out with that hinting trip.. :)
I did load some walnut media in a 38 special, to shoot carpenter bees with. It worked well!
Bet it would on Lady Bugs too! They are still flying around in Michigan! Bob
 
SIL got me & his BIL these things for us. Opened them yesterday. Temp to be in 60's today. What bait do you guys use? beer, jelly, cat litter box clean out??

Gettin anxious, temp rising look out flies!!

-don
 
I use mine for mean Red wasps.

It does NOT anger them, shooting them with the Bug-a-salt.
 
Be careful, I have a young friend that lives in Florida. I don't know the details, but he stirred up a hornets nest and was stung 70 times and lived to tell about it.

Have a blessed day,

Leon
 
I love how this is posted in Firearms - Knives and other Brands section.
 
A woman walked into the kitchen to find her husband stalking around with a Bug A Salt.

"What are you doing?" she asked.

"Hunting Flies," he responded.

"Oh!, Killed any?" she asked.

"Yep, 3 males, 2 Females," he replied.

Intrigued, she asked. "How can you tell?"

He responded, "3 were on a beer can, 2 were on the phone."

(Couldn't resist.)
 
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