I was bored and had a .999 silver minie ball made. Tad undersized (smaller than the cast lead bullet the mold was made from), so I won't even consider shooting it. Maybe I'll make/use a silver round ball one of these days for the hell of it.
I have a 3d file for a minie ball (complete with sprue). Once I get a 3D printer, I can mess around with it and make one that's the proper size. Maybe I'll make silve round balls too.My grandpa used to hunt werewolves using silver bullets. They also are effective on witches.
And, if there's ever a Vampire in your area....I was bored and had a .999 silver minie ball made. Tad undersized (smaller than the cast lead bullet the mold was made from), so I won't even consider shooting it. Maybe I'll make/use a silver round ball one of these days for the hell of it.
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I could use a garlic based lube on the bullet just in case.And, if there's ever a Vampire in your area....
Not sure how thick werewolf hide is.How heavy a powder charge do you need for werewolves?
100 grains of 3f?
If you follow Underworld rules, then a pistol would be sufficient, so I'd think that 60+ grains would work.How heavy a powder charge do you need for werewolves?
100 grains of 3f?
Early Days of the Lone Texas Ranger….I was bored and had a .999 silver minie ball made. Tad undersized (smaller than the cast lead bullet the mold was made from), so I won't even consider shooting it. Maybe I'll make/use a silver round ball one of these days for the hell of it.
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I'm certainly down to trying to make a few round balls just to say I shot them.Pretty expensive shooting now of days.
I doubt the skirt would expand. I have a hunch that PRB would function better. If that mold I ordered from Larry Callahan is steel, I might have to give in to temptation. I have some scrap silver I could try.Could be the answer to no lead zones, you may be onto something.
Oh, your right. What was I thinking.Werewolf. For vampires, it would be a garlic filled hollow point.
I still plan on making several RB's to try out.I had a buddy back in the 70's who was really into the Lone Ranger, and was a reloader. He made up some silver .45 rounds for his '73 model P (wasn't all that expensive back then) and we took them to our range. That ole Lone Ranger must have been using those silver bullets at really close range, because at anything beyond about 15 yards the results were dismal. That's my memory anyway, from almost 50 years ago.
Heavy, soft, and cheap. Lead's the thing!
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