Interesting but a little too gimmicky for my tastes.
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<< <i>Like the High Relief $20, it "won't stack!" >>
You can fit 25 in an shotgun shell box nicely.
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<< <i>Interesting, but not for stacking - just a curio. Should be available on ebay at some point... cheaper. Cheers, RickO >>
I wouldn't be too sure about that. Silver bullion on eBay seems to bring high prices that sometimes leaves me scratching my head.
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Interesting but a little too gimmicky for my tastes
Exactly, I just don't get what the appeal is, same goes for Duck Dynasty...what is the freakin appeal of that show and it's like the highest rated show on now. I'm fasinated at what people like sometimes.
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<< <i>Interesting but a little too gimmicky for my tastes
Exactly, I just don't get what the appeal is, same goes for Duck Dynasty...what is the freakin appeal of that show and it's like the highest rated show on now. I'm fasinated at what people like sometimes. >>
This comment seems OT as it is not PM related
FWIW I like that show. How can you not like dumb rednecks with guns and killer toys!
What about a shotgun shell where the pellets were silver? Would silver make good bullets? Maybe it would, it wouldn't surprise me that much. For vampires and maybe zombies. Obviously a lot more expensive, but also maybe a nice award for a shooting contest.
Note that they do not give the finished weight of the piece, only "Material: 10 oz .999 Silver" and "Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver." Very good chance the the round does not weigh 10 ozs.
Like Uncle Si says, "Things ain't always what they seem."
"How many times can a man turn his head and pretend he just doesn’t see?” - Bob Dylan
Note that they do not give the finished weight of the piece, only "Material: 10 oz .999 Silver" and "Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver." Very good chance the the round does not weigh 10 ozs.
Like Uncle Si says, "Things ain't always what they seem." >>
Yes, there appears to be very careful wording differences between the two ads.
Note that they do not give the finished weight of the piece, only "Material: 10 oz .999 Silver" and "Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver." Very good chance the the round does not weigh 10 ozs.
I have several of these .....
The .45 is 1 tr.oz.
The .50BMG is 10 tr.oz
The 20mm is 25 tr.oz.
I also will pass on the .22 1/4 tr.oz. , 9mm 5/8 tr.oz and the 12 ga.
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<< <i>Note that they do not give the finished weight of the piece, only "Material: 10 oz .999 Silver" and "Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver." Very good chance the the round does not weigh 10 ozs. >>
<< <i>The .50BMG is 10 tr.oz >>
Poor marketing, they should clearly say so.
"How many times can a man turn his head and pretend he just doesn’t see?” - Bob Dylan
<< <i>What about a shotgun shell where the pellets were silver? Would silver make good bullets? Maybe it would, it wouldn't surprise me that much. For vampires and maybe zombies. Obviously a lot more expensive, but also maybe a nice award for a shooting contest. >>
I use to carry a 180 grain “silver tip" for my 30:06 while hunting in case I ran into a werewolf!!
Note that they do not give the finished weight of the piece, only "Material: 10 oz .999 Silver" and "Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver." Very good chance the the round does not weigh 10 ozs.
Like Uncle Si says, "Things ain't always what they seem." >>
Ah but the bottom of the cartridge states 10oz .999 silver. So, I would say it is as close to 10oz as a 10oz bar.
In the very big world of gun owners and shooting enthusiasts there are many that also stack PM's. This product is aimed at this market. I can certainly understand that people who fear and don't understand guns will have no interest in this product.
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Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
<< <i>Like the High Relief $20, it "won't stack!" >>
You can fit 25 in an shotgun shell box nicely.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
<< <i>Interesting, but not for stacking - just a curio. Should be available on ebay at some point... cheaper. Cheers, RickO >>
I wouldn't be too sure about that. Silver bullion on eBay seems to bring high prices that sometimes leaves me scratching my head.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
I do agree with the ad that this would make an excellent prize in a shotgun shooting competition
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It's a nice "round" 10oz
But real shot shells don't look or feel like an all-metal object.
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Exactly, I just don't get what the appeal is, same goes for Duck Dynasty...what is the freakin appeal of that show and it's like the highest rated show on now. I'm fasinated at what people like sometimes.
<< <i>Interesting but a little too gimmicky for my tastes
Exactly, I just don't get what the appeal is, same goes for Duck Dynasty...what is the freakin appeal of that show and it's like the highest rated show on now. I'm fasinated at what people like sometimes. >>
This comment seems OT as it is not PM related
FWIW I like that show. How can you not like dumb rednecks with guns and killer toys!
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This comment seems OT as it is not PM related
<< <i>Go for the 50 cal!!!
BMG
It's a nice "round" 10oz >>
Note that they do not give the finished weight of the piece, only "Material: 10 oz .999 Silver" and "Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver." Very good chance the the round does not weigh 10 ozs.
Like Uncle Si says, "Things ain't always what they seem."
"How many times can a man turn his head and pretend he just doesn’t see?” - Bob Dylan
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<< <i>Go for the 50 cal!!!
BMG
It's a nice "round" 10oz >>
Note that they do not give the finished weight of the piece, only "Material: 10 oz .999 Silver" and "Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver." Very good chance the the round does not weigh 10 ozs.
Like Uncle Si says, "Things ain't always what they seem."
Yes, there appears to be very careful wording differences between the two ads.
I have several of these .....
The .45 is 1 tr.oz.
The .50BMG is 10 tr.oz
The 20mm is 25 tr.oz.
I also will pass on the .22 1/4 tr.oz. , 9mm 5/8 tr.oz and the 12 ga.
Keep on Stack'n!!
********************
Silver is the mortar that binds the bricks of loyalty.
<< <i>Note that they do not give the finished weight of the piece, only "Material: 10 oz .999 Silver" and "Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver." Very good chance the the round does not weigh 10 ozs. >>
<< <i>The .50BMG is 10 tr.oz >>
Poor marketing, they should clearly say so.
"How many times can a man turn his head and pretend he just doesn’t see?” - Bob Dylan
<< <i>What about a shotgun shell where the pellets were silver? Would silver make good bullets? Maybe it would, it wouldn't surprise me that much. For vampires and maybe zombies. Obviously a lot more expensive, but also maybe a nice award for a shooting contest. >>
I use to carry a 180 grain “silver tip" for my 30:06 while hunting in case I ran into a werewolf!!
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<< <i>Go for the 50 cal!!!
BMG
It's a nice "round" 10oz >>
Note that they do not give the finished weight of the piece, only "Material: 10 oz .999 Silver" and "Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver." Very good chance the the round does not weigh 10 ozs.
Like Uncle Si says, "Things ain't always what they seem."
Ah but the bottom of the cartridge states 10oz .999 silver. So, I would say it is as close to 10oz as a 10oz bar.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire