Rifle case blunts

[rcoulas]

There was some interest in blunts made from rifle cases in another thread so I thought I would post some pictures of the ones I made. I used 7.62x39 cases but I think any .30 case would do. the ones I used where 120 grains. If you want them heavier you could use some lead shot. I expanded the case neck with a 38 special jacketed bullet and used a kinetic puller to remove it. It fits an 11/32 shaft perfectly, I then used some epoxy inside the case to fasted it to the shaft. I left the spent primers in the case to keep water and dirt out but if you use enough epoxy to come out of the flash hole it would work.

 [/url]   DSCN0679  by  Randy Coulas , on Flickr[/IMG]

 [/url]   DSCN0680  by  Randy Coulas , on Flickr[/IMG]

[D]

Dang I bet they hit hard.

[lpcjon2]

They are cool, I think the 357 cases fit 11/32 also. just have to make sure they are spent,wouldnt want a new primer in when you hit the target...lol

[rcoulas]

I was going to use .357 cases but they are very light and don't have much room to add weight.

[AWPForester]

I use a 100 grain glue ons and slide 38 cases over them.  Ends up right at 175 grains, which happens to be the weight broadheads I use.  God Bless

[Red Beastmaster]

A 38 or 357 casing fits 11/32 perfectly. Drop a #4 split shot sinker inside and tamp in with a punch (I use a bolt) and a hammer 'til it smashes a bit. The end result weighs very close to 125gr.

The unweighted ones fly just fine though, at least good enough for shooting stumps.

[Slickhead]

yep the 38 cases for great.
Take snippers and make 4 bleeder blades for added damage on small game.
They are cheap and easy to get. I reload for my S&W jframe so I have a lot.