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Johnny Guest · May 19, 2002, 03:51 PM

- - to cast you up some blocks or rods somewhat oversize and then any competent machinist can lathe-turn bullets for you, if all you need is a few, for novelties. This is a mite expensive.

One of my second cousins was engaged in a vampire-control project in Eastern Europe for a time, near but not IN Transylvania. She contracted with a Paris jewelry manufacturer to produce sterling silver .451" semi-wadcutters. Much more economical. Buffy said that big-bore revolvers worked best.

Best,
Johnny

May 19, 2002, 03:51 PM	#7
Johnny Guest Moderator in Memoriam Join Date: August 28, 1999 Location: North Texas Posts: 4,123	Ask your local jewelry manufaturer - - - - to cast you up some blocks or rods somewhat oversize and then any competent machinist can lathe-turn bullets for you, if all you need is a few, for novelties. This is a mite expensive. One of my second cousins was engaged in a vampire-control project in Eastern Europe for a time, near but not IN Transylvania. She contracted with a Paris jewelry manufacturer to produce sterling silver .451" semi-wadcutters. Much more economical. Buffy said that big-bore revolvers worked best. Best, Johnny