Stare Down the Barrel of a Gun With This Gun-Shaped Peephole
Because placing a sign on your front yard that says, âWatch out, scumbags, weâre packing heatâ is just a little bit too overt for some peopleâs taste, this gun-shaped peephole will allow homeowners to convey the same message in a much more subtle (albeit kitschy) way.
Created by Shamrock Manufacturing, these peepholes come in a variety of styles, including the 1911, the Glock, and the Revolver. Any of them can be yours for the low price of $22.45, shipping and handling included. The website boasts that the peepholes are easy to install in a variety of door widths, and they are âproudly made in the USA!â
Clearly, this type of peephole isnât for everybody. In a way, it automatically turns your front door into both a joke and a threat. It seems like itâd send the right message to intruders (âThis is your first and only warningâ) but the wrong message to friends and family (âYouâre not welcomeâ). Of course, if youâre friends with the type of people who would get the joke, so to speak, theyâd probably be more amused than put off by it.
And if you really wanted to pull out all of the stops, you could also install these Bang Bang Handles to have the most pro-gun front door on the block. Just donât be surprised if people on your street start referring to you as, âThat crazy guy with all the guns sticking out of his house.â
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