SILVER BULLET

[leVieux]

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Just wondering how many of us/y'all

carry a Vampire Load for their EDC ?

I've long heard of the "Silver Bullet".

leVieux

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Winchester Silver Tips

 

[easy rider]

I love garlic, not one vampire have I run across. But then, I always thought silver bullets were for werewolves.

 

[leVieux]

I love garlic, not one vampire have I run across. But then, I always thought silver bullets were for werewolves.

? Wood Stakes ? Those Hydro-Shocks may have some garlic in their HP's.

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

I love garlic, not one vampire have I run across. But then, I always thought silver bullets were for werewolves.

The Lone Ranger never encountered either one.

 

[DoubleDuty]

I reload SD rounds but silver bullets are too expensive for me.

 

[skfullgun]

Yep. Winchester Silvers used to be all I carried in my 38 Special.

I bought some more a couple of years ago, but they have changed the configuration of the actual projectile. Still silver, but the actual hollow point is different.

I caught them on sale, pre-covid, for about $250 for a case of 500. I believe it was Target Sports USA, but can't be for sure.

 

[gll]

Somebody fix the title? My OCD is peaking...

 

[skfullgun]

Somebody fix the title? My OCD is peaking...

Come on, man! You know what he mint!

 

[leVieux]

Somebody fix the title? My OCD is peaking...

Done, Thanks. . . .
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[leVieux]

I reload SD rounds but silver bullets are too expensive for me.

Does it count if they just LOOK "Silver" ?

 

[msharley]

Somebody fix the title? My OCD is peaking...

Hey G Man,

In yer case?

May be "CDO"....cause "OCD" is out of order!

Later, Mark

 

[p99guy]

Coonan arms used to sell live .357 Magnum Silver bulleted rounds, single…. Or a set of 6 contained in an ash stake.


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[HKSig]

Is the silver round the first round, the last round, or somewhere in between?

 

[Texasjack]

Some metal trading firm was selling silver bullets (solid silver, not ammo).

I have a Trump 45 silver bullet that someone gave me.

I remember reading that back during Prohibition there was a particularly vicious (but not particularly smart) gang of Italian mobsters that had their pistol bullets drilled and then put garlic in the hole, believing that it would cause people they wounded to die from blood poisoning. (Alberto Anselmi & Giovanni Scalise, both working for Al Capone.) Same gang operated a still, but they didn't understand how distillation worked and they would cook their batches to a point where it would break down and cause their liquor to become bad tasting and sometimes toxic.

 

[Tnhawk]

I love garlic, not one vampire have I run across. But then, I always thought silver bullets were for werewolves.

Thought I should have a few silver bullets available. Never know when they might be needed.

 

[G O B]

Check silver tips - so you can do it from a safer distance!

 

[zackmars]

 

[Tnhawk]

Check silver tips - so you can do it from a safer distance!

These are 1 oz and 2 oz .999 pure silver bullion I purchased years ago before making purchases in bar or coin form.

The silver investor persuaded me that I should invest in precious metals. I explained that 124 gr of lead might be worth more than silver.

 

[grumper]

Why did the Lone Ranger use them? Was the wild west overrun with supernatural occult monsters?

Wendigos and chupacabras maybe