Tattoo Gun Kits
Tattoo kits comes in a variety of shapes and sizes; some of them focus more onwhat supplies the beginner tattoo artist to-be would like to have in a tattoo kit while others offer more of a complete kit for tattoo artists who are already working their craft.
Additionally, you can find kits that angle their focus a bit more on one aspect of tattoo supplies versus others. For instance, this includes tattoo ink kits and tattoo gun kits, giving you everything you need but also many more bottles of ink or tattoo guns, respectively.
Anyone in the tattoo industry knows that the tattoo gun itself is surely one of the most important parts of the puzzle when it comes to being a tattoo artist. Accordingly, you can find tattoo kits that capitilize on this, offering multiple tattoo guns together as a kit, sold at a discount or bargain price.
For instance, **Light In The Box** – a large retailer of tattoo supplies, kits, ink and tons of other stuff – sells a professional tattoo kit with SIX tattoo guns for under $200. You can see it for yourself ***by clicking here.***
(Note: At the time of writing, this professional tattoo kit costs $186. To make the deal even sweeter, it looks like they’ve even got free shipping at the moment.)
This kit comes with 7 bottles of tattoo ink, 50 (yes, fifty!) pre-sterilized tattoo needles, a quality power supply, and many, many practical smaller items used in tattoo shops (ink cups, rubber bands, steel grips and tips and so on.) All of this plus SIX tattoo guns makes this kit live up to its name of not just a tattoo kit but a Tattoo Guns Kit!
For those with a little less cash to spend, it’s easy enough to compromise and buy a cheaper gun kit. The same site also offer ***this kit here*** for under $150 that comes with 3 tattoo guns and a whole buffet of other tattooing supplies, such as tattooing needles, ink, the power supply, and basically everything you need to get started or keep going with your tattoo work.
At the same time, many “traditional” tattoo kits come with not just one but two tattoo guns anyway, so, if you’d just like a second, back-up tattoo machine gun, then simply for these types of kits. They often cost just slightly more than a normal kit with one tattoo gun, so, it’s quite a deal to spend say $10-15 more yet get an extra tattoo gun!
Note: Depending on where you live in the world, you may see the terms tattoo gun and tattoo machine used interchangably. They mean the same thing! A tattoo machine simply refers to the tattoo gun. Therefore, if you see a tattoo machine kit, know it’s the same thing as a tattoo gun kit!
Posted: November 10th, 2009 under Uncategorized.
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