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  • RobG
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    Thats very cool. But be very careful screwing the eyelet through the primer





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  • shark92651
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    Just curious, for those of you that have bought the Bullet Tool have you had a chance to use it yet? Is it holding up to the rigors of abuse by the calguns commandos?

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  • shawnyteee
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    I personally wear a 50 bmg key chain necklace on me all the time. Thats my multi purpose tool.

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  • Sp3k
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    I definitely will be picking one of those up when I order my bullet button and lower parts kit in a few days. Looks awesome.

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  • shark92651
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    Nice, store it in your grip in case of emergency I was hoping to have these in hand by last weekend to give out as freebies to the Calgunners at Angeles range last Saturday. I'll keep a few in my range bag for the next time.

    Originally posted by wildcard
    You should include a packet of powder and a primer. If thing gets real bad.. they can manufacture a loaded cartridge!

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  • wildcard
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    You should include a packet of powder and a primer. If thing gets real bad.. they can manufacture a loaded cartridge!

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  • proraptor
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    Thats awesome

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  • Wulf
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    If I understand the situation correctly the bullet doesnt have to be the one chambered for the rifle. That being the case I'd get something smaller, like a 17hmr blank, and affix it to the back of a ring. Worn on the finger nearest the mage release, it should be fast, convenient and unloosable.

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  • gunsnrovers
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    Awesome! Now I need an OLL AR.

    I'll need to get one with a hex wrench for my FAL.

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  • brownie168
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    Nicely done there, but how did you know that I needed some rings too? (Order Number:100042)

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  • Jicko
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    Originally posted by shark92651
    Even making the rounds myself to save money these things still cost way more than I would have liked, mostly due to the cost of screen printing such a small quantity (50 units). I was hoping I could offer these for around $2.50 each but as it is I am losing money at $4.49 each. Oh well, it was a fun project to work on. I am offering them with a Bullet Button as a combo for $28.99. Buy something else while at the store so you can justify the shipping cost
    A. Commercial Sales!!

    B. Just do a tax write off, with your company's name printed on it, it is a "MARKETING" item!! Just give them out!!

    heh hee....

    C. Thanks for making it....

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  • BlackReef
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    awesome david. Ill throw one in my cart when I order the M4 stock

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  • shark92651
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    The "definitive" Bullet Button Tool

    I am not the only one to come up with this idea, but I really liked it when I first saw someone post the idea and I made myself one the same day. Now that I started up my web store, I decided to go ahead and have these printed up as a promotional item and make them available to my customers.





    This is an actual .223 round on a black, retractable badge reel printed up with my logo. It has a swivel alligator clip on the back so you can clip it to your belt or sling and you will always have a tool, no "the" tool (by CA DOJ definition - ha ha) within reach and out of the way when you drop it.

    Even making the rounds myself to save money these things still cost way more than I would have liked, mostly due to the cost of screen printing such a small quantity (50 units). I was hoping I could offer these for around $2.50 each but as it is I am losing money at $4.49 each. Oh well, it was a fun project to work on. I am offering them with a Bullet Button as a combo for $28.99. Buy something else while at the store so you can justify the shipping cost
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