Bug-A-Salt Shred-Er Starter Kit

Of all the items sold, for me this is the best! I have two rifles but the Shreder is absolutely outstanding! It has so mucl power and yes it will kill a cockroach. I'm in my mid-60s and we have large 100% organic chickens a large coop and runs. We let the girls free range daily and they leave poop on the way z a great way to feed them aswell. This is the most powerful and fun salt gun! The power, wow, it z girls will stop and. Ear as many as they can find on the way home..this gun is more fun and definitely more powerful. (I can shoot a swarm of flies on a piece on a piece of crap) From a distance and get them its so powerful. Other brands are out there, but these two guys are a smaller startup company with great reviews. Its more expensive the the rifles, but I love the pistol, its hard to miss, Pest control:No problems indoors, impossible to miss!!Why did you pick this product vs others?:Reliability, reviews, word of mouth

I had the original pump action salt gun and was able to exterminate a lot of lantern flies. After a few years it was in need of replacement and saw this bad boy and had to have it. I love it. More power and more fun. Easily takes out hornets and carpenter bees with a single shot. Worth the price

This is truly the best thing for having a bug free life. I do have the pump action one from the same company, but it has its limitations to small bugs only. This thing on the other hand is a beast. I have been using it for lantern flys and they are sneaky little things. They see you, they move around the branch and if u try to kill them by hand they jump. Hard to kill something that sneaky. With this beast they dont even have a chance to move or jump. It's, boom and ethernal sleep is the result for those things. This thing will also kill large bugs too, like cahroaches who have thick outer shells. If you are sensitive to things getting dismembered this is not the product for you. Only con I have for this beast and savior is that either the salt or the gas rusts down the internal metal components and had to disassemble and clean it twice now. It is expensive for a bug gun but I realized that it's exactly the same as my crossman ccp8b2 and a lot less expensive. I can still use the salt cartridges from this company with no issues with the corssman. If you live in the city like i do, get this bug gun vs the crossman, only because you dont want people calling the police on you for firing a gun in the back yard because they dont know what it is. This gun is yellow and the crossman is black and looks like a real gun from far away. There is no other product like this. Ps it is great for those pesky big house flys, no more ruined newspapers.

This was a Father’s Day gift and he loved it. Good power but won’t damage the home when blasting bugs. My 6 year old son enjoyed shooting a plastic cup with it. Fun and easy to use.

The very first canister, I inserted straight out of the box. It did not make a hissing sound when I pierced it, but it fired one round. Then it wouldn’t fire anymore. I unscrewed the canister a little bit, and all of the CO2 blew out wasting the entire canister. I’ve now installed the second canister. It did have a his when I started tightening it. I tried a little more in this pissing stopped, and it has been firing. But I sure hope what happened with the first canister doesn’t happen again or a waste of the first canister when they only send you five.UPDATE: SECOND CANISTER QUIT AFTER 2 SHOTS! I loosened it a bit and co2 comes out, so it’s still in there, but it won’t fire. This is $100 junk.

I bought this to keep my grandsons amused because I thought it was a novelty item. I quickly discovered its actually a great thing to have around for those annoying flies and wasps that get in and buzz around forever. I haven't experienced the problem with the CO2 cartridges (maybe because I don't remove them) when they are out I replace them. I just knocked off 12 flies with 15 shots

"For the past few summers, I’ve been battling a particularly nasty type of wasp—the paper wasp. These things are huge, and their stings hurt like crazy! I’d been relying on chemical sprays to deal with them, but I wasn’t a fan of spraying poison everywhere. Plus, those sprays felt like overkill. I also tried the 'RESCUE! Yellowjacket' traps, which work wonders for smaller wasps like yellow jackets, but these big paper wasps just laughed them off. After trying a bunch of methods, I was starting to feel hopeless—until I stumbled across the Bug-A-Salt Shred-Er Starter Kit.At first, I wasn’t impressed. It didn’t kill these larger wasps outright, which was frustrating. But I stuck with it because I was at least hitting them sometimes. While it struggled to deliver a fatal blow, it did manage to stun them and shred their wings, leaving them grounded. They wouldn’t die right away, though—they’re tough little monsters.Here’s the deal: you’ve got to shoot them multiple times. After a few point-blank blasts—sometimes an entire clip—they’d finally drop. Their thick carapace is hard to penetrate, but the salt tears up their wings and eventually wears them down. Once they’re on the ground, finish them off with a stomp or keep a fly swatter handy (trust me, you’ll need it).Honestly, I wish this thing packed more punch. A bigger round or a bit more PSI would make it perfect for taking down these armored beasts in one go. Still, it’s a solid product overall, especially if you’re persistent. It’s not a one-shot wonder, but it gets the job done with some effort."

Not a toy, this thing has power.