Should this become Standard issue for the USMC?

dude, it would be catastrophic. Navy dentists would be overrun with marines who broke their teeth trying to eat their magazines.

Yeah, now they're gonna think it's an MRE....

Now I have to take this to the next gun show to see if the same guy that had these will do it for me 😏

I'm conflicted. The initial reaction is 'yes, take my money' (either for the mag or laser to make my own). But.. the crayons are food. This gets much darker. It implies either wasting food, or eating rounds. Maybe just next level dark humor.

No, because when you tell one to eat a crayon there will be an unfortunate effect. We love our crayon-eaters, we don't want them to eat a round.

My magazine > your magazine

Er...slight problem with this :

Well they do come with a green tip 😃

All the bite marks would potentially cause issues when reloading the mag.

And there are powders that you can buy now that would fuse colors onto every crayon. That’s a must!

It not an MRE....somebody gonna get hurt now

The Crayon thing is exhausting........

Yes. 😂😂😂😂

Depends, does the laser engraving impose more tax burden on Americans.

idk man... marines might try to eat it 🤣

Mine's better.

@CultLaser

Better not. They might start eating bullets and injur themselves on accident.

What is it for? Schools?

They can’t stomach the idea that the crayons are being fired away from them.

NO! Magazine is labeled snack and yet does not contain snack. Do not eat. M855/A1 is not nutritious.

Mama always said don’t play with your food.

No. They eat those. They will think food is in there and it will fry both their circuits. "But i use these to kill... but it says food... but..." and we dont want them to judge every caliber by mouth feel.

Some people have to mich time on their hands.

Too expensive… Marine Corps don’t have money.

i wonder if that file is available anywhere. my buddy has that machine.

No, you're not supposed to use food as ammunition

I need these…

No, they'll eat the ammo and get mad that it's not actually crayons. You don't want angry and confused Marines...not unless you're about to let them loose in a hostile foreign territory.

As a Marine, I approve.