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Bass Pro Shops® FlyShooter® The Original Bug Gun

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  • Fast & fun
  • Easy & safe
  • No ugly mess
  • Kills flies and other bugs accurately

It actually works! The Flyshooter is handy to have at home, office, picnics, boating, camping, hunting, fishing, anywhere and everywhere. The "gun's" projectile is constructed like a flyswatter and smashes bugs against flat objects when fired correctly within the Flyshooter's range. A fun way to knock out annoying bugs taking some fun out of your experience. Assorted colors (sorry, no choice). Made in USA.

   
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  • Fast & fun
  • Easy & safe
  • No ugly mess
  • Kills flies and other bugs accurately

It actually works! The Flyshooter is handy to have at home, office, picnics, boating, camping, hunting, fishing, anywhere and everywhere. The "gun's" projectile is constructed like a flyswatter and smashes bugs against flat objects when fired correctly within the Flyshooter's range. A fun way to knock out annoying bugs taking some fun out of your experience. Assorted colors (sorry, no choice). Made in USA.

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2 years, 1 month ago
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fishincomanche
 - Fresno, CA
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approx. 3 feet
9 months ago
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18" with the spring attached. 3 feet without the string though not as accurate
9 months ago
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nibrocx
 - Tucson
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about 2 ft
10 months ago
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jerry11
 - yucca valley,ca
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not very far. works best within a foot or so
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2 feet
1 year ago
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About two feet... The projectile is attached to the gun with a string. If you removed the string, it would probably be good to four or five feet (but you would have to keep hunting the projectile)
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 - Arizona
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Projectile smashes them.
7 months ago
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turkeytaker
 - Missouri
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Instant squish!
9 months ago
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spring loaded propulsion then splat!
10 months ago
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jerry11
 - yucca valley,ca
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it quite simply squishes them. pretty gruesome if your a fly.
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It squashes them.
1 year, 6 months ago
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 - Arizona
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The white projectile on the front of the "gun" is constructed like a fly swatter and if aimed correctly serves the same purpose. It smashes the bug against a flat surface when shot within its range from the gun.
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 - Springfield, MO
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