While I am tickled that Hornady managed to get outside the typical stiff-necked corporate culture to offer such a tongue-in-cheek item, I'm also utterly sick of this recent zombie fad. Thank goodness that it finally seems to be at an end.
I hear that, I was sick of references to zombies from the start. I used to take those using the rhetorical aspect of "shooting zombies when the SHTF" to task, I wanted to know what the exact makeup of a zombie was.
The truth of the matter is that 95% of those talking about shooting zombies are as clueless as to what a zombie looks like or is as they are about politics in general, that is to say they are 100% ignorant fools. Those who actually can put a definition to a zombie have it in their mind that those liberal right wingers who put the president in office that got this country in such a mess are zombies. It's not often defined but that is at the unspoken heart of what a zombie is in many people's (minds?).
It offends me that Hornady is ignorantly feeding into what is an undercurrent of political and civil unrest. You can't get your hands on these for varmint hunting because the typical buyer is hoarding thousands for that imminent day when they have to protect themselves against/kill hundreds of mindless zombies.
I wrote to Hornady letting them know what the unspoken undercurrent is and suggested that when some right winger fool goes on a rampage that they had a liability for feeding the mentality by stroking and fueling the fires of an imaginative spectre.
Buy your Zhombie-max while you can, because bullet manufacturers hate implied liabilities, they know if they can foresee it it will happen.