Hornady's Zombie Max.. Now This?

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Hornady's Zombie Max.. Now This?

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Ruger LCP Zombie Slayer

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Out of all the guns to choose from Ruger decides that the LCP would be their "zombie slayer"? Not sure a .380 would do so well against the zombie.
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A .22 would do well against a zombie... actually it's the weapon of choice. You can carry thousands.. very small and do the job.

Zombies don't care about caliber size and you're not going to shoot them in the chest..

Just saying.. :)
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...but the time involved in dipping every last round in garlic oil is onerous...and odorous...
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speedsix wrote:...but the time involved in dipping every last round in garlic oil is onerous...and odorous...
Which is why I only use my hand-crafted home-cast bullets for my zombie ammo. The bullet lube consists of beeswax, olive oil, and a clove of garlic. The alloy contains a trace of silver. Covered on all fronts. :biggrinjester:
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68Charger wrote:A .22 would do well against a zombie... actually it's the weapon of choice. You can carry thousands.. very small and do the job.

Zombies don't care about caliber size and you're not going to shoot them in the chest..

Just saying.. :)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9M3de5mISY" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

There you go. .22 awesomeness.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QS31Gm9t ... re=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Actually look at this?! OMG. That thing is awesome! I would love to rent that thing.
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speedsix wrote:...but the time involved in dipping every last round in garlic oil is onerous...and odorous...
Thats vampires i believe
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...you actually don't know??? nevermind...I'm not supposed to explain it to anyone...
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speedsix wrote:...but the time involved in dipping every last round in garlic oil is onerous...and odorous...
I dip them in egg batter for huevos con sesos goodness.
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...kind of an explosion of good taste...provided, of course, they're .45...
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Dont understand why they chose the LCR either. Maybe the SR9 since it holds 17 rds
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