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The VWG-Round : A real silver bullet
Contrary to what other popular websites say, real silver bullets can indeed be made in the kitchen. This site is proof. However, if you can't handle the 1,800 degrees heat, then stay out of the kitchen... grin.
Contrary to what other popular websites say, real silver bullets can indeed be made in the kitchen. This site is proof. However, if you can't handle the 1,800 degrees heat, then stay out of the kitchen... grin.
Yes, these boolits are real...
Yes, these boolits are real...
Just because I fire them does NOT imply they are safe to make or to use as a projectile.
Just because I fire them does NOT imply they are safe to make or to use as a projectile.
yes each one comes with a limited 100% money back guarantee (See Warranty page)
yes each one comes with a limited 100% money back guarantee (See Warranty page)
This site simply documents the stupid things that I do with my free time and should never be duplicated for any reason. Period.
This site simply documents the stupid things that I do with my free time and should never be duplicated for any reason. Period.
A Silver Bullet You Can Rely On
A werewolf is charging straight at you, are you going to trust your life with an inferior "partially silver" bullet in your firearm? Professionals rely on the protection that only an ultra-pure solid silver bullet can provide! The VWG-Round is up to the task! Read the money back guarantee on this site's warranty page! Although the VWG-Round is real, please see green highlighted section below for sanity check.
Vampire Hunter Kit
Percussion cap derringer mated with VWG-C round.
In the confined close quarters of an ancient castle and catacombs infested with vampires, large rifles are unwieldy and absolutely useless. The VWG+C solid silver boosted round is the perfect solution when paired with a small derringer.
All items in this kit are the real deal. Mallet is Beechwood from England, stake is hard American Oak, mirror is pure polished silver that negates any magical illusions, bottles contain holy oil, holy water, vervain, and garlic.
45 Colt The versatile method of making the VWG-Round even allows the creation of this 45 Colt solid silver bullet, 30grains FFF black powder with felt wad in nickel-plated cartridge.
Special thanks goes out to Pittsburgh's Steel City premier molten metal professional Joe Magarac himself for the inspiration and guidance at bringing this project to a successful completion.
This hobby and the VWG-Round is an offshoot of my interest in ANTIQUE Civil War era black powder firearms. The VWG-Round has been designed using specs and molds from pre-1873 technology.
1861 Springfield Minie-Round, nearly a full ounce of silver, compare to .44 round ball.
Project Overview
Don't blow too many brain cells if you are pondering the psychological purpose of this project, it's not that complex. Let's just say that it is a sad thing for someone to lose the spirit and imagination of youth. Peter Pan wasn't written just for children, it was a warning for adults (yea, kind of sappy, but true)
Patching Round : ...and yes, you can run a patched ball through a BP revolver.
O.K., hypothetically, what can you do if you have an infestation problem with Vampires, Werewolves, or Ghosts...
Enter the VWG-Round
I contacted silversmiths across the US to find someone who could cast me a solid silver sphere (calling them solid silver bullets would have been politically incorrect... though my local silversmith who runs a country western silver store shot me a sideward glance asking me why, and then burst out with an enthusiastic laugh when I confirmed his suspicion but regrettably did not do lost wax casting). Unfortunately no luck across the board. Well, if you can't find someone to do something, then do it yourself.
This site documents how I made and tested my own functional silver bullet that is guaranteed to be effective against all Vampires, Werewolves, and Ghosts. The instructionals on this site are intended only to document my experience and in no way should be replicated by anyone for any reason! There, my disclaimer...
The below are what I have currently made using this technique:
Cartridge
45 Colt (sized to .451)
mounted in nickel plated casing with 30grain black powder FFFG and felt wad.
Black Powder Patched
44 Conical (sized to .439)
44 Round Ball (approximately .435)
50 Round Ball (approximately .490)
58 Minié Round (approximately .570)
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