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This is far more important than that.And here I thought you were going to say something like, "don't do anything while CC-ing that you wouldn't do without a gun."
<broken link removed>So where is a link for them?
If the silver bullet doesn't kill them, then the sight of that ugly gun will!! *secretly want one...shhh don't tell anyone*
I heard somewhere silver is too hard to properly engage the rifling's in the barrel. And so a silver bullet would key hole? Might be BS. Never tried it.
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Pffft!
It is only silver jacket. Any experienced werewolf hunter knows that you have to at least be 50% silver to do the job. Otherwise you just burn them a little bit and piss them off.
I mean, uh... Those are expensive, and I'm sure I could put my money to better use somewhere else.
That's not true. History is full of examples of silver plated objects killing werewolves. One was even beaten to death with a silver plated candlestick.Pffft!
It is only silver jacket. Any experienced werewolf hunter knows that you have to at least be 50% silver to do the job. Otherwise you just burn them a little bit and piss them off.
I mean, uh... Those are expensive, and I'm sure I could put my money to better use somewhere else.
I heard somewhere silver is too hard to properly engage the rifling's in the barrel. And so a silver bullet would key hole? Might be BS. Never tried it.
Anyways I would wait until that werewolf was right on me before I shot! Them suckers are sneaky, and fast!
Pure silver would probably obturate about as well as a bullet cast out of linotype would according to this, they are pretty close in Brinell hardness, but coin silver is much harder, and probably not work so well:
http://www.patriciabriggs.com/articles/silver/silverbullet4.shtml