• Features snazzy, hand-crafted, Camofly graphics.
  • Non Toxic, Shoots Ordinary Table Salt
  • Will Not Splatter Fly, Leaves Insect Whole for Easy Cleanup
  • Only Shoots a Pinch of Salt, Accurate within Three Feet.
  • Includes 90-Day Warranty, Limited 1-Year Warranty with Proof of Purchase.

Dem flies don’t know wut hit dem!! I was not redneck hill-billy before, but after two days of using this heaven sent invention, I am considering moving to the country just so I can have an endless supply of critters to shoot. I live near a mink farm, the smell sometimes will burn your nose hairs right out. Due to this, we got a huge fly problem and they are beasts. Fly traps, rags, fly swatters, pest control chemicals...ain’t nothing that would kill them. I swear they would evolve each time I tried something new. I was told of this beautiful peace of machinery by a friend, bought it shortly after, and waited all day by the door for it. Busted the sucker open, it was just begging for me to have my hands on it. Spent two hours annihilating every living thing in the house. For the first time in years, I started missing the flies...I had killed them all and the fun was soon over. Ever since that day no flies, or bugs at all come in my house anymore. Heck, I even leave the door open and still nothing. This thing is EFFECTIVE and worth every penny. I put the thing on my nightstand at night, next to my plate at the dinner table, in my car always watching for more critters that comma crawling.

Bought this 10 months ago and have slayed dozens of flies and mosquitoes with it. Unfortunately, here in northern Nevada in the fall we get these flies look like regular house flies, but they must have armor plating. They were all over last night when I was trying to BBQ on our back porch. I would get the tip about 1-2 inches away from them, pull the trigger, and they would just fly away.........grrrr! This thing nails most flies, but I'm going to try the Lawn & Garden version and see how much more powerful it is. A little trick I did the day I got it was defeat the annoying safety. Just flip the lever off safe and drill a small hole next to it and put a short screw in there so it can't reset (see pic). Works great for rapid fire.......;-)

Left my door open while unpackaging and loading and already smoked two flies with it. There's a note included taped to the inside of the packaging that suggests you use tin foil to make a target to get used to the sights. This helped me aim and shows the spread/shot pattern. I tried table salt, kosher salt, and fine sea salt and the FINE sea salt definitely performs the best. Then I shot my foot, out of fairness to the flies and it definitely stings. Fun toy, definitely beats cleaning up squashed fly and helps when they land in corners, blinds, and other hard to swat areas. We'll see what the wife says about all the salt everywhere

I bought this bug-a-salt gun for my husband, and he absolutely loves it. It is well made, works great, and is so much fun. It kills most bugs immediately & from decent distances. My husband and son hope we have bugs in the house now so they can shoot them. It takes a couple of shots for some of our big southern roaches (which I think the guys like since they get to shoot it more), but it does great on spiders & flying insects. I will buy a few more for gifts and for our lake cabin, and I highly recommend this product.

Do you enjoy laying waste to flying maggots? Do you like dominating your opponent on land, sea and air? This is the gun for you. I kid you not, this thing kills anything that gets in the way. Even though it's true that it's only firing a pinch of salt at a time, that pinch comes out with some stank on it. How do I know? Because my 10yr old son shot me from about a foot away in the face and where he shot me was numb for about 30 mins. I had to keep checking the mirror for blood that's how bad it stung. When they say don't fire it at someone's face or eyes....listen. No fly stands even the remotest chance of surviving. Also, the build quality is 10/10. Does not feel cheap in the least. The Camofly pattern is sweet too. Highly recommend it over the boring yellow. Just buy this thing and don't tell the wife how much you paid. You'll be glad you did. My ONLY critique is that I wish the Bug-A-Salt company would provide a working picatinny rail on the top to attach real scopes/red dot sights. So since the company didn't provide one, I made one. Using a little two part epoxy I was able to mount a picatinny rail to the top portion of the gun (see photos). Then bought a $5 laser sight from eBay and voila! Instant awesomeness. Friggin' lasers! The only other suggestion I would like to see is functional sling attachments...for when you have to go on maneuvers ;) That would complete it.

For months now my immediate family had given up on life in general. The presence of dozens of houseflys was just one more harbinger of the looming despair. Then, on a whim to use my Amazon bonus points I ordered the Bug-A-Salt Camofly 2.0 Insect Eradication Gun. Sinking back into depression I languished until I received notice that the gun had been shipped. Upon arrival the unit was easily removed from it's packaging, table salt poured into the ammo reservoir and the hunt was on. Pumping the cocking mechanism elevates the rear peep sight allowing the operator to know that with one flip of the safety, it's in full eradication mode. While the blaze orange tip will prevent this from being confused with a weapon made of metal, the fly shaped camouflage pattern seems very effective at allowing the operator to move into striking distance without causing undue alarm to the intended target. While I have to admit I have not measured exactly how much salt is used per shot but it ain't much! Now, unlike your typical fly swatter that squashes fly remains all over the place, this leaves the body intact making for easier disposal provided you're following common sense gun control and know where to look for the remains once you've blasted the target. Avoid having food, pets or other humans downrange! Glass windows, furniture, even window treatments hold up fine under the killing force of the salt; I think it might take months if not years for the abrasiveness of the salt to damage these surfaces. But you won't have months, our house is now fly free and the campaign was only a couple of days! True enough the squalor of despair still surrounds but there's no real accumulation of salt despite the carnage of the last couple days. Now I bound out of bed with a purpose and in hopes of finding at target for eradication!

WOW... .THIS THING IS AMAZING... LOLOLOL.. It wasn't even 5 minutes after taking it out of the packaging and loading it up with Morton's "High Density NaCl Flyshot", that I noticed my cat's eyes dartign around targeting something in the air... low and behold, there it was!!! A fly landed on my ceiling fan. Click, Click, CRACK! FLY GONE! I found it on the floor a couple of feet away.. works great, so far so good!! It even came with a personlized note from the inventor... Genius tool!!!

My only regret is that I didn't get this sooner. Seriously, I've known about the bug a salt for years now. It came in the mail today and for the first time since summer my wife and I can sit on the couch without being harassed by flies. This thing kills flies where the swatter couldn't reach (top of the ceiling fan, cups, etc). It also has the benefit of not scaring away flies that are close to the fly you're killing. This thing is both fun and effective.

There is nothing better than this. Sniping a fly from the rim of your beer bottle while simultaneously "dressing" said beer is a pleasure that must be experience by any man wishing to go to the grave knowing he's lived a truly masculine experience. Vaporizing a cockroach's head execution-style at close range is at once satisfying and horrifying. My wife and kids now fight over who gets to go after the pests, whereas it used to my solitary duty to flail with whatever was handy. One tip- Wasp's nests. Don't shoot them. Those bastards are tough, and they have friends. Stick to the Raid at 10 paces for them.