A while back I got the bright idea of making silver bullets.
The 'plan' was to melt WWII Silver Nickels and Pour into bullet molds.
Then I would gift them to folks who might need to shoot zombies and such.
But didn't have the 'heat' to melt the silver.
Point of Order. WAREWOLVES, you need silver bullets,for warewolves, just plain ole lead works for zombies, but its gotta be a headshot. (I miss those father-son days gone by.)
Come to think about it-
I have shot zombies with 9mm ball.
They just laugh and say, your shooting a 9 thrillometer!
Don't you know that's a girlie-man round?
I know NOTHING about plating but do have questions / concerns.
1 are you increasing bullet size so that pressures might increase to an unsafe level?
2. If you plate a loaded cartridge does the plating join the bullet to the case again possibly increasing pressure?
3. Anything in the plating process that could affect either the powder or primer?
Again I know NOTHING about plating so my questions are questions not comments about whether this is a good idea or not. Will admit sounds cool for display pieces. Not sure there is a good reason other than novelty for doing so. I haven't had to face off with a werewolf but then again haven't had to face off a mob of looters either! LOL
Werewolf impersonators won't be safe anymore.
Legend has it a nickel-plated slug is what killed Lon Chaney Jr.
Many decades ago (when I was young) I met the Lone Ranger and SilverI like it! You should do some .45 Colts and hand them out like the Lone Ranger!
Thanks I knew someone out there had to make the whole thing silver just because it looks cool..![]()
I just need to find out if they arent duds, due to the chemicals, if not i may have a speciality market eh![]()