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you not losing it.the others are abnormal.we are the normals..
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I saw last night on the History channel, a report and investigation into silver bullets. They decided silver is too hard to allow the rifling in the barrel to grip and spin the bullet thus it is no more accurate than a musket ball.
...that I desperately want some real silver tipped bullets? I just want them for giggles. What would be cooler than keeping one revolver loaded up with silver tipped bullets just in case of werewolves?
0the Lone Ranger used silver bullets so he would only wound whoever he shot.And he never said they were pure silver so Im guessing they were a silver alloy as pure silver is too hard to engrave riffling into.But an alloy of silver and lead could be worked up that would work with the riffling.Also pure silver shrinks considerably when cooled so a standard mold would yeals too small a bullet for its intended cal.I am interested in having a few myself.Im thinking a silver nose jacket on a lead core would look good and perform very well.It would give the correct fit and engraving to the bore,have a real nice look in the loaded round and of course have the necessary silver bullet for the warewolves and other assorted nasties...Robin
Yeh; the Lone Ranger used silver bullets exclusively. But, I always thought that silver was too hard a material. I thought it would accelerate the wear on his guns' barrels.
So there's a question...if you shoot silver bullets, do you need a special cleaning process to "de-silver" your bores?
Personally, I only shoot bullets made of pure gold.
Does it make me a nutjob...
...that I desperately want some real silver tipped bullets? I just want them for giggles. What would be cooler than keeping one revolver loaded up with silver tipped bullets just in case of werewolves?
So there's a question...if you shoot silver bullets, do you need a special cleaning process to "de-silver" your bores?
Personally, I only shoot bullets made of pure gold.