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I'm switching to plastic bullets

Sweet! The Barbie dollhouse is plastic too and I think the bullet colors would go well in the Barbie Glam Vacation home. ;)
 
Amen on that. I thought he was too cute to be right for her. Ideally they will come out with sweet little pink bullets for her. ;)
 
Do your due diligence, the 3D printer guns are pretty much a one shot deal and due to the inherent weakness can only be used with a small caliber round, .22, .380, 32, single shot, slow to load, bulky and nothing like a metal pistol.

They are however a perfect assassination weapon due to being practically undetectable and that gets political panties all bunched up.
 
Holy crap, that's pretty cool. I used to use these, they worked great in my Ruger Blackhawk, but they wouldn't cycle the 45.

http://www.speer-bullets.com/products/components/plastic_training_bullets.aspx

They lasted a long time, and you could reuse them. Just pop in a new primer, and put them together. Hung an Army blanket up as a stop, and shot little detergent boxes off a sawhorse.



I'll have to try those, fun thing to do in the winter time in the shop when the outside is full of snow.

Thanks
 
Bernard when I stop everything I am doing to tease someone the least I expect is some teasing back! LOL

My dad and uncle (a cop) used a crossbow - they did not come in blue or pink. Oops I did it again. Forgive me!
 
Do your due diligence, the 3D printer guns are pretty much a one shot deal and due to the inherent weakness can only be used with a small caliber round, .22, .380, 32, single shot, slow to load, bulky and nothing like a metal pistol.

They are however a perfect assassination weapon due to being practically undetectable and that gets political panties all bunched up.

You're right. That's just what the world needs: a "perfect assassination weapon".
 
Holy crap, that's pretty cool. I used to use these, they worked great in my Ruger Blackhawk, but they wouldn't cycle the 45.

http://www.speer-bullets.com/products/components/plastic_training_bullets.aspx

They lasted a long time, and you could reuse them. Just pop in a new primer, and put them together. Hung an Army blanket up as a stop, and shot little detergent boxes off a sawhorse.

Thanks for that link, Wahbooz, I'm gonna get some of these for the wheelgun I use for IDPA. I like to see the expressions on the youngster's faces when I beat their scores with my old six shooter. I do a pretty good job at it now, but the way ammo's been hard to find, I haven't been practicing as much. This is going to help a lot... :cool:
 
Well from what I've seen, there has been a run on these as well. Probably because of the run on ammo, and no doubt jacking up of prices. But these things are so easy to control, sound wise as well as how to stop them.

You're welcome. I love them, and they're a lot of fun.
 
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