You will absolutely love how the Bullet Opener looks, feels & performs!  This is the lightest and strongest version made. This version is light enough to carry in the wallet but not too thin to where it bends and warps under usage.

Each GrafixMat coaster is a work of art, masterfully laser-engraved on the cork front with a unique story colorfully illustrated on its flip-side. Made from eco-friendly recycled cork from Portugal and Spain, yet handcrafted in the U.S.A. These include a hanging hole in the back of each coaster.

Each GrafixMat coaster is a work of art, masterfully laser-engraved on the cork front with a unique story colorfully illustrated on its flip-side. Made from eco-friendly recycled cork from Portugal and Spain, yet handcrafted in the U.S.A. These include a hanging hole in the back of each coaster.

Officially licensed product of the USMC.

Each GrafixMat coaster is a work of art, masterfully laser-engraved on the cork front with a unique story colorfully illustrated on its flip-side. Made from eco-friendly recycled cork from Portugal and Spain, yet handcrafted in the U.S.A. These include a hanging hole in the back of each coaster.

Officially licensed product of the USMC.

Each GrafixMat coaster is a work of art, masterfully laser-engraved on the cork front with a unique story colorfully illustrated on its flip-side. Made from eco-friendly recycled cork from Portugal and Spain, yet handcrafted in the U.S.A. These include a hanging hole in the back of each coaster.

Officially licensed product of the USMC.

Each GrafixMat coaster is a work of art, masterfully laser-engraved on the cork front with a unique story colorfully illustrated on its flip-side. Made from eco-friendly recycled cork from Portugal and Spain, yet handcrafted in the U.S.A. These include a hanging hole in the back of each coaster.

Officially licensed product of the USMC.

Each GrafixMat coaster is a work of art, masterfully laser-engraved on the cork front with a unique story colorfully illustrated on its flip-side. Made from eco-friendly recycled cork from Portugal and Spain, yet handcrafted in the U.S.A. These include a hanging hole in the back of each coaster.

The following stirring strains are often sung at sporting events and on other public occasions. Irving Berlin wrote the song in 1918, and revised it in 1938 as war threatened Europe. Singer Kate Smith performed the revised “God Bless America” during her radio broadcast on Armistice Day that year. It was an immediate sensation, and is considered by some to be America’s “unofficial” national anthem.

The proud symbols of America’s greatness – our anthem, the stars ‘n stripes of our flag, and the bald eagle that graces our seal – are familiar to americans of all ages.