Armory Replicas U.S. D-Day Paratrooper Brass Cricket Clicker

I've been training my girlfriend to clean up the room cause she is so messy. And we are already making so much ground! She even turns lights off in the rooms she isn't in now. Sure she hits me every time I use it. But the beatings are worth it. Especially now that it became foreplay.

Apparently she doesn't like being clicked at, for some reason.

Wanted one forever, and while I am glad for the 101st and possibly 82nd Airborne Divisions (seen conflicting reports about the 82nd) that it is so loud, I also bought it to be a clicker for Voice Acting, and it is too loud for me at least.The stamped brass top looks like it will bend. The smaller piece of metal does take a bit of force to click.If you're looking for a VO clicker, get a dog clicker. If you need a signal for a decent distance, get this.

I liked this clicker at 1st because it over annoyed the people who were annoying to me. I bought it after watching Goliath on Amazon Prime (check it out). But after so many clicks, the brass sorta wears down and the clicks are so soft, you can't hear it anymore. It used to be LOUD!

I really liked idea of having replica clicker, especially one like on The Longest Day used by the Greatest Generation. I am not a WW2 re-enactor but a voice actor/narrator needing a clicker for recording purposes. This item failed after about 60 clicks with normal usage. The metal fatigued and cracked. Very disappointing.