🪂 Authentic U.S. D-Day Paratrooper Brass Cricket Clicker - Enhance Your Military Collection! Review

So I bought this for my wife to use in the Sunday School Kindergarten when the kids are boisterous. This frightened them, but had the desired effect of attracting attention. So we bought one for the dog too! It's a simple tool, nothing fancy, but it has a loud CLICK!

I taught my girlfriend to clean the room because she is so dirty. And we're already making so much land! She even turns off the lights in the rooms she's not in. Of course, it beats me every time I use it. But it's worth hitting. Especially now that it's become a foreplay.

At first I liked this clicker because it was too annoying for the people who were teasing me. I bought it after seeing Goliath on Revain Prime (check it out). But after so many clicks, the brass wears out and the clicks become so quiet they can no longer be heard. It used to be LOUD!

Bought for my friend who loves WWII and always wanted a clicker from the paratroopers. Rather than looking for the original, this clicker is made in the exact same factory that made the originals! He was impressed by how well it was made and how similar it was to the original clickers. A great and inexpensive gift for all WWII fans.

I bought this device to annoy and possibly startle black bears around my deer. There is no such happiness. These bears heard the cackling and looked at me like I was an idiot. They ignored the noise and continued lounging around the feeding station. Next move: an industrial slingshot with ceramic or colored balls. The clicker goes into the drawer with various things and may find a new place.

Always wanted one and while I'm happy for the 101st and possibly 82nd Airborne Division (seen conflicting reports of the 82nd) it's that loud I have it also bought to be a voiceover clicker and it's too loud for me at least. The stamped brass top looks like it will bend. A smaller piece of metal requires little force to click. If you are looking for a VO clicker, buy a dog clicker. If you need a signal at a reasonable distance, go for this.