This is a discussion on In case of warewolf... within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; OK the wolfman was on TV here in Norway last night (I'm here on business) and I got to thinking...I need some silver bullets! Yeah ...
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OK the wolfman was on TV here in Norway last night (I'm here on business) and I got to thinking...I need some silver bullets! Yeah I know silly right?, but wouldn't it be cool to have a few live loaded silver rounds behind glass that says break in case of warewolf! Anyone know of anyone making novelty bullets like this loaded as live ammo? I think it would be something cool for the man-room.
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Silvertips. notice the recession on #2
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I always keep a few silver bullets around in case of werewolf attack. I store them next to my garlic, cross and wooden stake anti vampire kit. I expect everyone does.
This is what carry in the 10mm:
You never know...
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'Clinging to my guns and religion
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Oregon Trail bullets puts silver in their cast bullets to help make the bullets bhn level up. Load those up and you can at least make one deathly ill with a well placed hit.
Ignorance is a long way from stupid, but left unchecked, can get there real fast.
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Keep them right next to your Hornady Zombie Max Ammunition.
Zombie Max - Hornady Manufacturing, Inc
Years ago, one of the writers for a well known firearms magazine (I don't recall which now) poured some pure silver bullets and found the accuracy to be almost worthless. He/they then poured the silver into rods and milled them on a lathe, accuracy did improved, but not dramatically.
"The pistol, learn it well, carry it always ..." ~ Jeff Cooper
"Dilgentia Vis Celeritas"
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W-W 147 Grain SilverTip 9mm.
10 yards.
5 Rounds touching in rapid fire.
My personal best.
They may not be the most modern things, but DAM. If I ever have money riding on a shot...I'm gonna use them.
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Does a warewolf eat wares?
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I think they go door to door selling wares.Originally Posted by Chad Rogers
I get 250gr 45 Colt from Tonto's Lone Ranger Silver Mine Emporium. It's just off Route 66.
In a western movie, a shotgun was loaded with silver dimes instead of shot. After he shot the deputy, Billy the kid said "Best dollar eighty I ever spent."
Liberty, Property, or Death - Jonathan Gardner's powder horn inscription 1776
Tu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito.
("Do not give in to evil but proceed ever more boldly against it.")
-Virgil, Aeneid, vi, 95
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No, but i think he live in the werehouse next door to the wherehouse with the red light.
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Can also make light loads out of wooden dowels for the occassional vampire!
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I wonder if the silver was to hard to make proper contact with the lands and grooves of the barrel? Do you remember what they deduced as the problem?
Reason I ask is that years ago I cast some lead that was too hard and the base of the bullet did not melt properly to form a good seal, so the gas blew right past it as it traveled down the bore, creating a molten mess in the barrel. You couldn't hit the broadside of a barn with them... But the early years learning sure was fun!
Ignorance is a long way from stupid, but left unchecked, can get there real fast.
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They sort of already have those for riot shotguns. They're called baton rounds. I bet they really hurt!
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