The Ultimate Father’s Day Gift Guide!

Of course, this one's at the top of my list every year. Being a BIG gun guy I enjoy all types of firearms. Every type, kind, color and caliber...I like them all. If it bangs I'm a BIG FAN! Now good guns aren't cheap and cheap guns aren't good. With that being said you don't have to drop a bunch of money on Dad. I know what you're thinking "I can't afford a gun." Dad will be happy, or at least I'm happy with anything firearm related from guns, gear, accessories, cleaning solvents and tools, oils and gunsmithing items. These are all things that get used up so getting replacement supplies is epic!

I'm almost as big a fan of tools as I am guns. I love tools and all kinds from hand tools to power tools and anything and everything in between. Dad could always use some more tools. Like guns if he uses power tools at all he'll need more blades, bits and drivers these things are used up and after time and use need to be replaced. If you're brave enough you could always take a peek at dad's tool box, chest or power tools to see what he's needing, or that needs replacing. I say brave enough because if your caught he's probably going to tell you to stay away from his tools. At least I do, that and the thermostat and grill. Hands off!

What Dad wouldn't like a new grill or some meats and grilling tools? No Dad that's who! All Dads love the grill, if not, then I'm completely lost here and can offer you no help. I haven't met a Dad yet who doesn't like putting flame to flesh! So anything grill related would be a fantastic gift for Father's Day. From actual grills to grilling tools, spices, rubs, marinades, grilling tools and meats! He's sure to love it and you get the benefit of having a meal prepared for you so it's the gift that gives back and then some.

That's right, the humble yet ever so delicious and not to mention thoughtful sandwich! Dad would love to have a sandwich, his favorite beverage and the remote all at the same time. Speaking for myself I love this and it's perfect for any budget. I prefer the sandwich, but really any meal or Dad's favorite food will work. It can be homemade or take out from one of his favorite restaurants. Serve it to him in the living room while he's camped out in front of the T.V. hand him the remote and leave. Give him a few hours to enjoy the meal and movie, show or sports he's watching. You can come back later, but give him some time to just relax without any interruptions or distractions. After his break then you can resume the Father's Day celebration and spend time together.

Most would say giving cash or gift cards isn't a thoughtful gift that it takes zero effort or time to do. Well, that may be true but if you're truly stuck in the "I have no idea what to get Dad for Father's Day" you could always go this route. All Dad's have a project or something they're working on that they could use some extra cash for or a gift card to help off set expenses. He's probably been talking about it, or is in the middle of a project right now. From home to auto repairs there's always something a Dad's working on. If you aren't sure about what he's up to just hand him a gift card to a hardware store or restaurant so he can take a break and grab a bite or go get something he needs.