Pretty nice collector's niche.

http://www.auctionzip.com/auction-lot/lo...campaign=alerts

They had one of these on Pawn Stars, found out it was a made up "kit". I suspect this one is similar. Lot of Hollywood "props", I doubt if kits like this were ever period made, but then again......

Boy, the price is awfully high, Maybe, I should sell my werewolf killing kit.

Fun post Daryl!

You're such a cynic Greg

http://io9.gizmodo.com/the-true-story-behind-those-antique-vampire-hunting-1658820382

Well, whatever it is it needs to have a pistol grip. Wouldn't want any poseurs out trying to slay werewolves.

They have to be real because Professor Abronsius had one of those kits in The Fearless Vampire Killers.

Find loads of those at U.K. gun fairs. They are all made up and sell for just a few of hundred pounds or so depending on how good they look. Had to laugh when I saw the guide price of 15 to 25 thousand dollars. Someone inhabits cloud cuckoo land. Lagopus.....

Everyone knows the Lone Ranger had the only real silver bullet shooting gun.

But you don't use silver bullets to kill vampires you use silver bullets to kill werewolves. Somebody is all mixed up.

They have werewolf problem in old west, Kemosahbe? Tonto not know this.

SRH

What scares me is the fact that an ounce of scrap silver number 3's was getting pretty close to the price of a single RST 10ga load of 'Nice Shot'.
No doubt, there will be a palatability study posted soon regarding raptors, waterfowl, and upland birds.
Does lead really contain more flavor which drives birds to consume it, or bismuth, steel, tungsten, 'Heavy', 'Nice', silver, gold???
Can you disguise a silver bullet in a bloody steak, or something attractive to the creepy beings, and it will have the same effect?
Does it need to be a bullet, seems like shot would be better?
I'd hate to use the wrong gun for everything.
Even scarier.... some 'google experts' will analyze this.