At work today my FedEx guy picked up all the packages we shipped out today and he started tellin me about one of the home deliveries he had today was a resedential delivery and the package was bullet weights. He knew cause the box broke and bullet weights in little baggies were everywhere. He actually gave me three little baggies of the bullet weights. But anyways the guy that he shipped them to said that he uses them to make bullets when the FedEx guy asked about them. Well when he came to pick up he asked me if there was any truth to that and I told him inhale absolutely no idea at all. What do y'all think?
Depends. Is he melting them to make his own?
At work today my FedEx guy picked up all the packages we shipped out today and he started tellin me about one of the home deliveries he had today was a resedential delivery and the package was bullet weights. He knew cause the box broke and bullet weights in little baggies were everywhere. He actually gave me three little baggies of the bullet weights. But anyways the guy that he shipped them to said that he uses them to make bullets when the FedEx guy asked about them. Well when he came to pick up he asked me if there was any truth to that and I told him inhale absolutely no idea at all. What do y'all think?
Go back and read your post... it doesn't make sense.
Do you mean the guy ordered fishing weights to melt down and make cast bullets?
Or, did the guy order cast bullets and melt them down to make fishing weight?
Either way it can be done but I don't think it's any cheaper than just ordering lead and making bullets or fishing weights.
I took the original post as wondering if he could just use bullet weights as the bullet in a cartridge...
To which I would guess the answer is no...
Which is why I said melting them for lead to make bullets might work.
Why is the Fedex guy handing you something out of someone else package? If he is doing that, he should be fired
