Brand: BUG-A-SALT
Model: 3.0 Black Fly Edition
Action: Pump Action / Spring Powered
Sights: Fixed
Safety: Cross-Bolt Safety
Max. Muzzle Velocity: N/A (salt dispersion system)
Overall Length: 21.65"
Caliber: Table Salt (non-toxic projectile)
Stock/Forearm/Grip: Polymer Construction with Textured Grip
Barrel: Smooth Bore (Plastic)
Max. Shooting Distance: 3 ft
Rounds: 80 shots per fill
Weight: 2.18 lb

Features

The BUG-A-SALT 3.0 Black Fly Edition is a manual, non-electric pest control device designed to eliminate soft-bodied insects using ordinary table salt as ammunition, delivering a spread pattern effective at close range of approximately 2–3 feet. It features a cross-bolt safety for controlled operation, a redesigned light trigger for easier firing, and a raised barrel with a Patridge sight to improve aiming accuracy, while a stronger internal spring produces a tighter salt pattern for more consistent impact. The durable salt hopper supports repeated use and quick reloading, and the unit requires no batteries, relying entirely on mechanical operation. Constructed from lightweight plastic and measuring roughly 21.75 inches in length, the device is intended for targeting common pests such as houseflies, mosquitoes, moths, and small roaches, and should be used responsibly and only on appropriate insects.

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