I can’t help but wonder if that was a planned featured.
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some people have too much time ! :-) LOL
Awesome. Protect the beer, AND open the beer!
There’s another feature to add to the list of things that can disqualify a gun from being Massachusetts-compliant.
Firearms and alcohol are a bad mix… May I suggest that this should be a practice restricted to use under “foraging” situations during wartime only?