Foam ear plug bullets

[Wingshooter]

I hear thier quiet...
:)

http://youtu.be/h27qVNUvaNk

[runco]

I would not have believed it.  I want to try. 

[Caster]

Similar things have been done with hot glue.  You can actually cast with a mold and a hot glue gun but it's messy.  

[Wingshooter]

I would not have believed it.  I want to try.

Me too

[Wingshooter]

Similar things have been done with hot glue.  You can actually cast with a mold and a hot glue gun but it's messy.

That's pretty good idea. The glue doesn't glue the mold together?

[Caster]

It's hot glue.  It never rally GLUES anything.  It'll peel right off.  More effort required in some places than others.  

[Wingshooter]

It's hot glue.  It never rally GLUES anything.  It'll peel right off.  More effort required in some places than others.

:up:

I'll give it a try

[79troublehead]

I used to use wax bullets and an old T shirt hung 10 steps in front of me playing quick draw mcgraw. Melt about .5" of candle wax in a pan and drill the primer pockets out (I used .125" drill bit) of some cases that you mark NOT TO BE USED for any other reloading. I used mag primers (no powder, of course) in .357 and .45LC, pressed the case into the cooled wax, and they shot fairly well. 

[bersaguy]

My Son in law's company purchases those foam ear plugs by the 1000's for employees on job sites and I guess I probably have a 100 he gave me to use at the range. They do work to a point but I still prefer to use muffs when at the range........just preference I guess........... :up:

[Garufa]

I started watching that video seriously thinking it was some ill-advised way to insert the ear plugs.

[Jamie Jackson]

It's only a matter of time before someone decides to use this concept in FOF training...

 

LOL...It might just work! Not saying I'd do it...yet anyway. I doubt they do more damage than SIMS rounds though. And would definitely require tight scripting and a strong safety regime.

 

I too used to press wax bullet in .44 spl for a Charter Arms Bulldog I had. Primer only and those suckers punched through cardboard at 7 yards handily...