
Chapter 2
Doomsday DIY » Calling Van Helsing

uss the myth from the reality
with a hands-on investigation into
the original anti-werewolf weapon. Like darning socks, making bullets is a
dying art. Used to be just about everyone with
a need for ammo poured their own, using iron
or even wooden molds. These days only a
few diehard hobbyists still do it, and they
use aluminum molds. But even fewer
people still make silver bullets.
Actually, not many people ever made silver bullets. It's a difficult process, and their efficacy against werewolves has never been scientifically proven. I suppose their renown came from the perception that silver was a distinguished metal, often spoken of in connection with its higher class cousin, gold.