“SHOTGUN GLAM” – Super Mini 4-in-1 Selfie Stick Tripod Handle for iPhone & Android | Pocket-Sized Bluetooth Remote Weapon for Live Streams, Vlogs & Tour Mayhem

This ain’t a toy. It’s a handheld broadcasting weapon.

Born from the dark alley between Hollywood grit and tour-bus chaos, SHOTGUN GLAM is your compact, pocket-sized broadcasting rig, forged for creators who don’t ask for permission to hit Record.

Imagine a selfie stick so compact it hides in your jeans like a backstage pass—yet unfolds like a mic stand at a heavy metal encore. With 4-in-1 action—tripod, remote, handle grip, and stabilized selfie stick—you’ll capture every moment with the precision of a sniper and the style of a stage dive.

The Bluetooth remote pairs faster than your drummer loses a stick. The 360° rotating head locks into any angle, and the anti-shake aluminum alloy frame means your shots stay metal-sharp even when the crowd's jumping.

This is for tour vloggers, pit-stormers, midnight content assassins, and live-stream gods.
Pocket it. Deploy it. Own every shot.

Specifications:

• Product Name: SHOTGUN GLAM – Mini Bluetooth Selfie Stick with Tripod & Handle Assist

• Model Number: STTKGZD Selfie Stick

• Brand Name: Lizard Vigilante

• Origin: Mainland China

• Material: Stainless Steel + High-Toughness Aluminum Alloy

• Folded Length: 110mm (Smaller than most phones)

• Max Extended Length: 400mm

• Weight: Ultra-light, built for pocket carry

• Compatibility: Universal for Smartphones (iPhone / Android)

• Bluetooth: Yes – Wireless remote with one-click capture

• Functions:

  • Selfie Stick

  • Handle Assist Grip

  • Mobile Tripod

  • Bluetooth Remote Control

• Rotation: 360° Phone Holder

• Stability Features:

  • Reinforced anti-shake frame

  • Durable grip design

  • Steady during live streams, travel, sports

• Package Includes:

  • 1 x Selfie Stick with Bluetooth Remote

  • 1 x Charging Cable (if applicable)

  • 1 x Quickstart Attitude

• (Final Riff):
  Get one before it goes viral—or before the bassist steals yours.
  Because blurry footage is for posers.