THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: Green Man on November 24, 2008, 06:30:25 PM
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My Great Aunt just stopped by and gave my Nana the ashes of my Great Uncle along with some of his personal belongings. Inside a box were old rounds and I'm curious if anyone knows how dangerous they might be, because I honestly don't want to drop them and lose a toe or something.
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I have an old bullet my grandpa let me have when he was driving me to school one day. This would have been like grade two. He said I could have it as long as I didn't try and set it off with a hammer. So at recess I was showing it off and the teacher took it away and was very upset at me. I got it back the next day. Fuck grade 2 sucked.
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i had a friend in the fourth grade get expelled because he brought a pocket knife to school and was caught showing it off in the lunch line
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old ammo is old
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I brought a thumb tac to school once and put it on this kids seat and it went through his corduroys but he didnt notice tho. :-[
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I also got some old medals and police badges. Oh and I have a letter from President Truman! Is any of this shit worth money?
That's cool. What's it about? Might be forth something if it's a love letter to your grandpa.
i had a friend in the fourth grade get expelled because he brought a pocket knife to school and was caught showing it off in the lunch line
Man I've had a swiss army knife on my key chain since grade 4. Go Canada!
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You have bullets from a very common weapon during the Korean War.
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Probably not that much. If it's a tracer round though, it's illegal.
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To answer the OP:
Very dangerous, if you put it in an old gun and fire it.
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Put it up high where no kids can touch it, preferably a fireplace
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:lol
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What, why?
Oh and it's just a casing. there was a 7mm round stuck inside of it.
I"ve heard it before that they're illegal and I think that's because they can set a car on fire if they hit the gas tank.