Upgrade to sniper status with a BUG-BEAM and save £3!

The BUG-A-SALT 3.0 is specifically tailored to the needs of the more serious fly hunter.  Those who are fluent in handling equipment of this nature will appreciate custom improvements such as the cross-bolt safety, trigger redesign, and Patridge sight (not to be confused with the bird, the sight is named after the famous rifleman Patridge).  Install your BUG-BEAM onto this baby and become Chris Kyle in your own backyard.  Yes folks, that’s a heck of a lot safer & more fun than being stationed in Sadr City over in I-Rack!

BUG-A-SALT 3.0 FEATURES:

• New Cross Bolt Safety!  Once it's on, it's on.  Once it's off, it's off.
• Sleek design has streamlined the feel of the Bug-A-Salt.  It's like butter on toast.
• Updated engineering on trigger mechanism.   It's now VERY light – so be careful!  Keep away from children, pets, & idiots.
• Barrel has been lifted & Patridge sight added for extremely accurate shooting.  You can shoot 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

BUG-BEAM FEATURES:

• Batteries included.
• Beer NOT included.
• Comes with easy instructions.
• Includes Allen wrench for calibrating.
• Complies with FDA performance standards.
• 1-year warranty with proof of purchase.
• Fits 2.0 & 3.0 models.
• Lorenzo “easy to install” video available online.

RECOMMENDED INSECT TARGET GUIDE:

• BUG-A-SALT 3.0 works great on annoying soft-bodied insect pests: Houseflies, Flesh Flies, Horse Flies, Deer Flies, Black Widow Spiders, Mosquitoes, Crickets, Stink Bugs, Silverfish, Roaches (small-large), Sweater Moths, and Cabbage Worms.