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make the bullet in wax, invest it, burn it out, melt the silver and use a small casting maching machine to cast it. If you know a dental technician who works in a lab he could do it for you easily.
I think it would look trick to have a set of silver .44 bullets in my gunbelt for my blackhawk .44mag. I don't plan on shooting them for target or accuracy. I can't reliably hit much of anything past 40 yards with pistol sights for that matter. Anyone here know where I can find cast iron bullet molds?
Gun World magazine, back in the sixties did this while a couple of the staff dressed up the the Lone Ranger and Tonto. The bullets cast in a Lyman rnfp mold came out undersized. That much I remember. So, if you just had to have one cast you'd need a mold appropriately larger in diameter to allow for the shrinkage. Let us know how it turns out.
Could electrolysis plate silver onto and copper jacketed bullet? If yes, the bullet would look like silver and require a tiny fraction of silver metal vs. a pure silver bullet.
Experiment. Items: glass mayonnaise jar, some wire, 9v battery, old silver dime, copper jacketed bullet, dilute vinegar solution…..
Hint: if you plate copper onto the dime, reverse the wires.
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