Uncle Willy
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Do all 223 rounds have silver bullets or was this lost by the Lone Ranger?
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gordygroover
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what the heck did you get there????
WIlly
I use to make 55 grain hollowpoint bullets from nickel plated .22LR cases.Corbin use to make the dies and stuff.Making the bullets kept me busy in the winter.The process is time consuming but the bullets came out super accurate.I shot 8000 plus prairie dogs and gophers one summer with my homemade bullets.I also used the regular brass .22 cases.I just saved the nickel plated ones for vampires.
I use to make 55 grain hollowpoint bullets from nickel plated .22LR cases.Corbin use to make the dies and stuff.Making the bullets kept me busy in the winter.The process is time consuming but the bullets came out super accurate.I shot 8000 plus prairie dogs and gophers one summer with my homemade bullets.I also used the regular brass .22 cases.I just saved the nickel plated ones for vampires.
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Uncle Willy
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Yes and quite effectively. 
Bill
Bill
Uncle Willy
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I used to hunt groundhogs when I was a kid. There was a twenty five cent bounty on them. Course two bits went a long way back then. I dispatched them with my trusty 22. One in the bean bucket was all it took.
Bill
Bill
Uncle Willy
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No werewolves?
Bill
Bill