How dangerous are these 50 cals?

Jadish

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From the bullets I have blue is inert. As just a projectile they should be perfectly safe.
 

No problem with the bullets, clean up and display! :occasion14:
 

Just as a few folks have stated, they should not be a problem. I've had a jar full of them for over 5 years now with no issues.
 

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California would make you put a cancer warning on them. Other than that, no danger.
 

The blue tips are safe to a point.... No problem when beeing careful. I wouldn't keep these and the "rare" silver tips.
You can carefully cut the bullet at the tip with a saw blade, break open and strew the filling in a paper towel slice. Only a bit!!! Then wrap the paper close, put on a stone outside far from any flammable stuff and ignite the paper far from the filling and step away. Make sure to wear sunglasses! I will be a nice flash!
Don't tell anyone this is coming from me.... I tell you: Don't do that! :thumbsup:
 

Years ago i found 15 life rounds at Hammer Field now thats dangerous.
 

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