I slapped this glorious symbol of frugal freedom right on my workbench, and let me tell you—it immediately gained +10 in gritty realism and +5 in suppressed laughter. Now every time I fumble a roll pin or chase a detent spring into the abyss, I look up and remember: I chose this life.
The sticker itself? Tougher than a steel-cased round in a budget barrel. It’s been through spilled CLP, soldering accidents, and one extremely suspicious cup of gas station coffee. Still sticks like a PSA bolt in a brand-new upper.
The design proudly proclaims, “Yeah, that’ll do” while tightening something questionable.
People see it and instantly know:
I’ve built rifles with parts from three Black Friday sales and a prayer.
Torque wrenches are optional; YouTube is gospel.
I’d rather have five budget builds than one Gucci rifle—and I sleep just fine at night.
If your idea of a good time is arguing about gas port sizes and budget optics, this sticker belongs on your workbench too.
Stick it. Stare at it. Build in peace, fellow armorer of the people.