Bullet Casing Shoe Charms for Crocs - Military, Army, Police, Shooting, Hunting

This company is owned and operated by a military couple that sells a quality handmade products that are unique, eye catching, and recycles metal bullet casings; people always stop and ask where they can get this product. This company also makes other excellent and creative products. It is appalling Amazon would remove bullet casing gibbits handmade by patriotic Americans that are serving their country while they continue to sell and profit from other larger corporations selling gun jibbitz products. Amazon needs to quit catering to people that are easily offended and keep politics out of its platform.

Hello this is my first time buying charms and this one I bought is amazing the quality of it is really good and they shipped it really fast thank you. Now I will have this before my surgery I am a cancer patient and this will help me mentally I use my crocs everytime I go or stay in the hospital now I can show off my round thank you again(

Bought as a gift. Came quickly for a handmade item from a small business! So many bullet options to choose from! Fit onto crocs easily and seems very sturdy/ well made.

I have had break with little to no pressure at all. One dropped of the counter and broke.

Because Crocs came back in style, lol, I was searching for something for my son who wears them often. Came upon this. Great product, handmade, delivered quickly, & my son just loves it! Enclosed was a personal invoice that stares that if you're not satisfied for whatever reason, contact the seller & they'll make it right. Nice addition.

My son shoots for 4 H. He loves these. He knows all the calibers and which bullet goes with what gun. So unique. What a great idea! I would definitely purchase again.

Veteran Owned family business. Good quality.

First off, my husband absolutely loved these and thought they were the coolest thing ever, however after about 3 days of extremely light use i.e. walking to grab laundry, dishes, simple things, one of the pair had fallen apart from the plastic piece that attached to the croc itself exposing the glueing failure.