Sparta Infensus
06-05-2006, 08:13
Coming in every single bullet common bullet caliber. These bullets are quite simply Mercury, even a small milligram dosage can prove to be quite fatal. Is placed into a bullet. About a single gram is placed in after a small hole is drilled through the tip of the bullet; 3/4ths down where it is then filled with an E-Poxy like covered tip. The E-Poxy like glue can hold the mercury in; in tempratures up to 215 degrees which applies one hundred or more pounds of pressure. Of course the E-poxy is shaped as a tip; and upon penetration is deformed so the tip which keeps all of the mercury in place is now nowhere near as strong as it was before. The Mercury floods out into the blood stream, either into artieries, organs, bronchules, and other integral parts of the body. As it sprays out in seconds due to it's own pressure being super concentrated from small cracks it cuts through flesh causing collateral damage. Fatal damage, as the Mercury makes it's way to the blood steam it causes a fatality within a minute.
Simply take a gander at this list of bullet calibers and we will produce the caliber you need in the amount you want.
http://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-rifle-cartridges
Anything above or 50 cal is $800 bucks for a 1000 round box.
Anything under 50 cal is $500 bucks, and anything under .45 is $200 bucks.
Simply take a gander at this list of bullet calibers and we will produce the caliber you need in the amount you want.
http://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-rifle-cartridges
Anything above or 50 cal is $800 bucks for a 1000 round box.
Anything under 50 cal is $500 bucks, and anything under .45 is $200 bucks.