I've heard of using some kind of sabot, because silver being harder than lead, it doesn't engaged the lands as well.
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Working with Silver
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Are these for display or use?
Will the customer accept silver plating?
jsw
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My dad says his memory is improving with age. Why, it's getting so good, he remembers things that never even happened!
Jon
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The older I get, the better I was.
-- Worry is a misuse of imagination. -- Dan Zadra
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Other way around. Sterling Tarnishes a whole lot more than fine, fine hardly tarnishes at all.
FIn is usually softer, as cast, but both work harden a LOT. jk
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I wonder if it would still work on vampires^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hwerewolves if you coated the silver bullets with EverBrite?
-- We are always the same age inside. -- Gertrude Stein