Ok, I now have the ability to not only kill ZOMBIES but now also WEREWOLVES and VAMPIRES. I now have silver based bullets for reloading.
The supernatural are no longer safe from me. I’m a professional Zombie hunter, there’s no zombies you might say. I ask, have you ever seen one? No? You’re welcome! Lol
What is the percentage of silver content? (and yes it does matter) I too keep the world free of zombies, werewolves and vampires, only in the Ozark region of MO, now Bigfoot and I have an understanding as we both know he is a tourist attraction and good for the local economy, but the rest better watch out. (Bigfoot is also an informant, hates competition)
Since the handgun is attached to the top of the knife/machete handle, it does not have a mag well, so there is nowhere to load a magazine. It also does not look like a real firearm, and as the original poster stated, it’s made in China. Aside from that, if it were a real handgun, a close look at the image shows that the firearm grip is removed, and the remaining part is attached to the top of the knife/machete grip; therefore is no mag well to put a magazine into.
I bet because it’s definition is not technically a firearm or an edged weapon, it should be fine on your person or carry on, when you travel. It can’t be on the “banned item list” like finger nail clippers are.
Are the bullets solid silver or just jacketed? Either way they’re pretty cool. It’s a shame they won’t work, at least not on a werewolf. They will sting him pretty badly and might provide enough of a distraction for you to get away, but they won’t kill him.
Okay, okay, I can tell you’re all chomping at the bit to know why I said that these silver bullets wouldn’t kill a werewolf. All the most reliable sources agree that while it’s true that a weapon made of silver, be it blade or bullet, is required to kill a werewolf, it must be made of inherited silver. What’s more, the silver must have been inherited by the person wielding the weapon and striking the fatal blow.
You’re welcome. We now return to our regular programming.