Tic Tac Toe Shotgun Shell Game
This version of the classic Tic Tac Toe game features inert, spent shotgun shells as game pieces. The board is made from pine with a burned finish and measures approximately 5-1/4" wide by 7" long. It comes with 10 modified shotgun shells for game pieces — 5 of each color.
Perfect for the man cave, bar, or your desk at work. It also makes a unique gift for the person who already seems to have everything.
Several different shell color options are available. If you're looking for something specific, feel free to ask and we may be able to make it happen.
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About the Seller
2nd Shot Round was founded from our enjoyment of shooting and our love of creativity.
It all started when we made bullet casing tie clips for the groomsmen at our wedding. After that, we began experimenting with other ideas and making different pieces just for fun. Shortly before our daughter was born, we decided to turn that creativity into a home-based family business.
We initially began selling on Etsy, where it quickly became clear there was a real market for what we were creating. When Etsy later changed its policies and stopped allowing products made from casings, we had to find a new path. That pushed us to expand to our own website, other online marketplaces, wholesale, gun shows, and local markets.
Today, from our home base in Vermont, we're continuing to create unique handmade bullet jewelry, personalized keepsakes, and other shooting-inspired pieces while always experimenting with new ideas.
We're proud to give spent casings a second shot.
2nd Shot Round was founded from our enjoyment of shooting and our love of creativity.
It all started when we made bullet casing tie clips for the groomsmen at our wedding. After that, we began experimenting with other ideas and making different pieces just for fun. Shortly before our daughter was born, we decided to turn that creativity into a home-based family business.
We initially began selling on Etsy, where it quickly became clear there was a real market for what we were creating. When Etsy later changed its policies and stopped allowing products made from casings, we had to find a new path. That pushed us to expand to our own website, other online marketplaces, wholesale, gun shows, and local markets.
Today, from our home base in Vermont, we're continuing to create unique handmade bullet jewelry, personalized keepsakes, and other shooting-inspired pieces while always experimenting with new ideas.
We're proud to give spent casings a second shot.