How they got them
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-beauty-shooting-handgun-UNDERWATER.html

Some of them look like Fed. HST bullets.

They are pretty until you go through TSA Screening

let your kid wear one to school.

They certainly are prettier than the old hogs tooth we got at the end of sniper school.

I realize that lead is generally pretty inert, but I guess I would have to question wearing it as jewelry at least in contact with the skin.

Wonder how the TSA would react? On the other hand, they probably wouldn't recognize what they are. Nice jewelry.

I have unintentionally approached TSA with component bullets without a hassle. True, they have stopped to check what they were seeing, but they haven't taken issue with plain bullets when they realize what they are. I certainly wouldn't run them on purpose however. They are intentionally arbitrary when it comes to rules application it seems.

A buddy of mine saw a woman that worked for the NRA get her bullet ear rings taken

VonGruff

Loc: South Otago, "NEW ZEALAND".


Braggart......lucky,lucky,lucky braggart!!!!

Don't sweat it...I am as jealous as hell.


I enjoyed your write-ups in the mauser forums, in particular the indepth write-up on your 7mm lead projectiles.

Regards.

for bragging
knew you were joking
think its cool that you think so

Be great if there was a big thimbs up in with the smiley faces.
best,

The copper would be green pretty quickly and turn your skin green too.

My wife has a couple of this from here, and she loves them.
http://www.jenuinelyjeni.com/store/pistolpetals.html

My guess is that it would be sealed first, something like the clear liquid ceramic of ultra bore coat or such.

Very nice and a great idea. I would say you are getting every nickel out of your heads.

I would think there would be some way to seal the lead as a protective measure.