Casting Silver Bullets
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Use reloading information posted here at your own risk. This forum (http://www.full-bore.co.uk) is not responsible for any property damage or personal injury as a consequence of using reloading data posted here, the information is individual members findings and observations only. Always verify the load data and be absolutely sure your firearm can handle the load, especially older ones. If in doubt start low and work your way up.
Re: Casting Silver Bullets
Make a couple of mould blocks cast some round barstock then machine it.
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toffe wrapper
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Re: Casting Silver Bullets
Lets get all bases covered suggestions for other Noble Metals I added 1 for gold.
Ag: Silver for werewolves
Au: Gold for Cyber men
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Ag: Silver for werewolves
Au: Gold for Cyber men
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Gazoo
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Surely, Gold is for Taxmen !!toffe wrapper wrote:Lets get all bases covered suggestions for other Noble Metals I added 1 for gold.
Ag: Silver for werewolves
Au: Gold for Cyber men
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Re: Casting Silver Bullets
No you need a base metal for taxmen, bwankers and anyone in the financial sector.
Come on Bambi get some
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Re: Casting Silver Bullets
I thought you used a wooden stake, the same as for the other vampires out there.dromia wrote:No you need a base metal for taxmen, bwankers and anyone in the financial sector.
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Pt = Pasties = Mrs SimG's default bulk order froms Messers Gregg's of GosForth: bakers to the masses
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Sixshot6
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Steak Pastie?saddler wrote:Pt = Pasties = Mrs SimG's default bulk order froms Messers Gregg's of GosForth: bakers to the masses
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Re: Casting Silver Bullets
I'm pretty sure that lead will work perfectly well on taxmen. 
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Preferably molten...Les wrote:I'm pretty sure that lead will work perfectly well on taxmen.
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Re: Casting Silver Bullets
You could try casting using the lost wax method. Cast a couple of bullets in hard wax, cover them in fireclay but make a casting channel out the same wax, allow fireclay to dry and harden. Then melt the wax out in an oven and you now have a mould to cast into. To release the bullet just break the mould.
Short version; google Lost wax casting.
Short version; google Lost wax casting.
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