Ha ha, Legos can be useful when reloading ...

[gsbuickman]

Now this is what I call repurposing done right, on another note is it just me or would these be great for SNAP cap loads ..

 

[1TwistedGimp]

Hahaha, thanks for the laugh gsbuickman!

 

[Scooter22]

Wow that could be right out of a creepie scify movie. Person shot to death and they find they're full of lil' Lego smilies. Who dun it.

 

[<*(((><]

Brings a new meaning to "Glock Smiley"

 

[Dudedog]

Ot oh, be careful Hollowpoint Legos maybe illegal in NJ or some of those places that don't like HPs

Mr Smith,
you are charged with possession of 500 hollowpoint Cop-Killer Legos as well as providing Cop-Killer Legos to a minor.
How do you Plead?

 

[alfsauve]

I was going to say I'm surprised Legos are still legal in California. I'll check a box next time I'm at the store, but I bet it'll have the, " This product is known by the state of Californa to cause cancer...."

 

[Bat Rastard]

Load data?

 

[gsbuickman]

Load data?

Ha ha, I actually thought these would be great for SNAP cap loads . Unfortunately the only snap caps I have on hand at the moment areare .44 mag , so I guess I'll have to be on the lookout for Fathead politician Legos or something ...

 

[mdi]

I think I'd load them over 9,7 grains of 4227 and use a LRM primer...


JK! JK! JK!

 

[Dudedog]

" This product is known by the state of Californa to cause cancer...."

For sure...
1/2 our water is known by the state of Californa to cause cancer.

Looks like the guy on this one has some lead poisoning center body mass
Thought it was kind of funny myself
Printed one and took it to the range and shot it.


PS Lead poisoning is no laughing matter, I know that for a fact, been down that road due to poor air quality at an indoor range where I used to shoot.

 

[Carl N. Brown]

[sarcasm]Given the number of products that cause cancer in California, why would anyone want to live there?
It would be like living on the volcanic island Surtsey in Iceland. Live somewhere less dangerous.[/sarcasm]

But seriously. .40 Legos could make excellent anti-pest handloaded rounds, say against rats in barn.

 

[H&R Glock]

Wait till they find out the short Lincoln Logs make good Dum-Dum 20 gauge loads. Thats why Toys-R-Us got into so much trouble.

 

[the Black Spot]

Rofl, thats good!

 

[hdwhit]

gsbuickman, your Lego heads are old. To reduce choking hazard, more recent Lego heads have the nub on the top hollowed-out to allow the passage of air. Building on Dudedog's brilliant post, I'm afraid Inverted Hollow-Nub Lego heads would probably get you the death penalty in New Jersey.

 

[alfsauve]

I just checked the bucket of Duplo's we have for the grandkids, thinking maybe they might fit .458 or .50. Sadly, for safety the heads aren't removable.

 

[Zaydok Allen]

I assume they used a light taper crimp and not a roll crimp on those.

 

[ewlyon]

If you google lego bullets you can actually see video of these being fired with just the primer

 

[Walkalong]

PS Lead poisoning is no laughing matter,

So true, but I think he was just poking fun at the warning being on Legos.