Zombies? Dunno, but Vampires...

[tellner]

I don't know what sort of ammunition is best for Zombies. But I've found the perfect stuff to load the old smokepole with for Vampires. Genuine wooden bullets in Commie 7.62x39 and Obsolete 6.5x55.

 

[WinchesterAA]

I was looking at those the other day wondering if I should try some or not.

Someone on this board said that due to moisture maybe causes the wood to expand that you could have problems/possibly a kaboom.

 

[~z]

I just hate scrubbing splinters out of the bore after a ling day at the range.
~z

 

[Frog48]

Are the bullets pressure-treated?

 

[JesseL]

6.5x55 Obsolete?! I thought it was in something of a renaissance, with the renewed interest in 6.5mm cartridges (6.5 Grendel, 260 Rem, 6.5-284, etc.).

Nothing better for Swedish vampires.

 

[armedpolak]

silver tip bullet with garlic in the hole

 

[30 cal slob]

if you varnish them, do they become evil armor-piercing bullets?

 

[MilsurpShooter]

Only if you go to war with the Amish

 

[arthurcw]

dangit! This is gonna be one of those things I just HAVE to buy!

 

[soul_rapier]

Are they weather treated ?

 

[mustanger98]

I recall reading somewhere that those were made from balsa wood. For vampire, I was under the impression they had to be oak to be similar to an oak stake. And placement is critical... it must go through the heart.

Oak being a hardwood, how accurate is it going to be for how far? Anti-vampire sniper round.

 

[JWarren]

You must have gotten the same catalogue that I did. Yep... gotta get them.

The undead ain't gonna kill themselves.


John

 

[meef]

I don't know if they'd be all that good for my gun.

Personally, I wooden shoot them.

 

[.45Guy]

I wonder how far one of those Swede wooden blanks would travel. After all, the barrels were threaded for a wood smashing BFA. I think I'll have some fun.