WANT!!

well.. yes. it actually is JUST like killing flies with a shotgun.

some one carrying this is going to get shot.

Chemical Free?

Wow! Sodium Chloride is no longer a chemical!!!

You could do the same thing with sand and it'd be even cheaper.

NFA: Chemical Free?

Wow! Sodium Chloride is no longer a chemical!!!

NaCl is no more harmful than H₂O.

2wolves: NaCl is no more harmful than H2O.

I'll go dump a few pounds of NaCl on one half of your garden and a few pounds of H₂0 on the other half and test that theory.

vossiewulf: I'll go dump a few pounds of NaCl on one half of your garden and a few pounds of H20 on the other half and test that theory.

THIS

Spoken like a true Farker. Salting the earth of their enemies!

vossiewulf: 2wolves: NaCl is no more harmful than H2O.

I'll go dump a few pounds of NaCl on one half of your garden and a few pounds of H20 on the other half and test that theory.

How about we force feed the same amounts to your So?

A-salt and no battery.

Went to the website - only $30. Was expecting it to be more.

I like how the guy stated he travelled back and forth to China for "rigorous testing", and that there are several "patents pending". Yah. I'm sure the Chinese will respect his rights in this matter and not totally make cheap knockoffs sometime in the near future.

Would it work with sugar? 'cause that would be sweet.

Staffist: Would it work with sugar? 'cause that would be sweet.

Well, that would attract more flies, which means more targets. Win-win for you, the flies, no so much.

2wolves: How about we force feed the same amounts to your So?

Proving the point that your first statement that they're equally safe is nonsense. Also bonus points for childishness.

vossiewulf: You could do the same thing with sand and it'd be even cheaper.

But then you'd hav to clean and season your kill before eating.

And just a few years ago, I thought the electrified bug zapper-in-a-tennis-racket was the pinnacle of insect management technologies! This thing looks awesome.

However, the more important concern....can it kill a wasp in one shot? Because I think that's all you'd get.

What exactly is there to patent?

Nuclear Monk: can it kill a wasp in one shot? Because I think that's all you'd get.

Once woke up to a buzzing sound, found a freakin' huge hornet hovering a foot from my nose, and if you're wondering if a dude with lots of gray hair can still do a lightning fast combat roll out of bed, yes, yes he can. I would have loved to have come up blasting with one of these, but yes I think we need more firepower. Perhaps an electric-powered minigun version firing 3,000 salt blasts per second?

2wolves: NFA: Chemical Free?

Wow! Sodium Chloride is no longer a chemical!!!

NaCl is no more harmful than H2O.

Dihydrogen monoxide is easily -- or at least statistically -- the most dangerous chemical on the planet.

pup.socket: What exactly is there to patent?

Copy it and find out?

It looks great, but I'd love a much smaller version of it. Also a full-auto version. And an optional launcher that can handle a standard Morton shell.

What a fun way to add salt to your bucket of popcorn. I see no issues with this at all.

Awesome. So I find a fly about to land on my food, shoot it with this thing, and get both a dead fly in my food and extra sodium in my diet. What a wonderful idea. And those flies looked totally dead and not just stunned or anything... totally.

Can't wait for the Olive Garden to start issuing this to waitresses, though. Would you like some pepper on your microwaved pasta? BLAM!

Shut up and take my money!

pup.socket: What exactly is there to patent?

1. A bug killing gun, comprising: a compressed gas source, a chamber, said chamber fluidly connected to said compressed gas source; a barrel, said barrel disposed at a distal end of said chamber; a compressed gas release mechanism, said release mechanism connected to said compressed gas source; a projectile storage magazine, said magazine storing particulate projectiles and being disposed adjacent said chamber; a projectile loading mechanism, said loading mechanism moving said particulate projectiles into said chamber from said magazine; a cocking mechanism mechanically connecting said compressed gas source, said compressed gas release mechanism, and said projectile loading mechanism; a stock, said stock housing and supporting said compressed gas source, said compressed gas release mechanism, said barrel, said chamber, said projectile storage magazine, said cocking mechanism and said projectile loading mechanism; wherein, when said gun is cocked by said cocking mechanism, said projectile loading mechanism gathers a predetermined quantity of said particulate projectiles and positions said projectiles in said chamber; and when said compressed gas release mechanism is activated said projectiles are ejected from said chamber into said barrel and expelled from said gun.

and so on...

vossiewulf: Nuclear Monk: can it kill a wasp in one shot? Because I think that's all you'd get.

Once woke up to a buzzing sound, found a freakin' huge hornet hovering a foot from my nose, and if you're wondering if a dude with lots of gray hair can still do a lightning fast combat roll out of bed, yes, yes he can. I would have loved to have come up blasting with one of these, but yes I think we need more firepower. Perhaps an electric-powered minigun version firing 3,000 salt blasts per second?

Would the salt gun kill the hornet or just make it hopping mad?

Would rock salt be the equivalent of buckshot in this thing?

Can it use rock salt?

Followup:
Some dude gets shot by the cops for shooting bath salts

My first impression Link

The drawing board at the end showed plans for a Cock Gun, does that mean it shoots cocks or that it shoots cocks?

(insert best Ahnold voice here)

"It's killing seasoning"

(end of accent)

Hehe, 'cock gun'

I want one. We'd need some slightly heavier firepower up north though.

How much do you suppose the guy has already sunk into this idea? I'm going to guess $20~25K.

Sylvia_Bandersnatch: pup.socket: What exactly is there to patent?

Copy it and find out?

Turns out I don't need to -- these guys already do it.

Ivo Shandor: Shut up and take my money!

Yessir! I will be a silent hallucination.

Now all you need is some pepper spray to go with that.

It's all fun and games until someone puts their eye out.

What did my mother always say about taking care of my eyes?

pup.socket: Turns out I don't need to -- these guys already do it.

Salt again? What is it with the salt? Am I supposed to keep this handy for the Zombie Slug Invasions of 2012?

I can hear this guy's wife/girlfriend: "Dear, why is there salt allover everything? Are you going to vacuum this up? Not while it's on my arm asshole!"

/and so on

Perfect when some on has a super-soaker filled with tequila at the club - shot off booze followed by a blast of salt.

reverend maynard: What did my mother always say about taking care of my eyes?

never put salt in your eyes. but...you know...

I'm thinking you could make one of these Link, maybe put a smaller barrel on it and fill it with salt. Bug killing machine gun!

"There's nothing so dangerous as the wounded mosquito."

Warning: Gun may malfunction in humid environments. Or does it shoot uncooked rice as well?

Fly spray? Where's the sport in that?

Wait... so i shouldn't be using a shotgun for this?

vossiewulf: 2wolves: How about we force feed the same amounts to your So?

Proving the point that your first statement that they're equally safe is nonsense. Also bonus points for childishness.

Yaaaaa! I got bonus points!

Nuclear Monk: And just a few years ago, I thought the electrified bug zapper-in-a-tennis-racket was the pinnacle of insect management technologies! This thing looks awesome.

However, the more important concern....can it kill a wasp in one shot? Because I think that's all you'd get.

I'm guessing that it might just piss the wasp off.

Effective on flies, delicious on popcorn.

"I'm so passionate about this productzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"

Dude, wake up. The videographer is still recording.

A pinch of parakeet gravel down the barrel of an old crosman always worked for me. About 3 pumps would put most of the fly through the screen-door without jacking up the screen too much.

It will take down yellowjackets. Never tried hornets.