Mercury filled hollow points?

[J-cat]

First a thread with hollow points and ball bearings, then a thread on muercury and hollow points. What's next? Hollow points with chocolate...

No. Hollow points with mint jelly.

[G-Man WC]

No. Hollow points with mint jelly.

I was thinking onion rings

-g

[njineermike]

That has nothing to do with shooting.

It's about the mercury being considered hazardous waste.

Does anybody bother to read these anymore?

[J-cat]

So what?

Where does it say you cannot make a projectile out of hazardous waste and shoot it?

Shooting is not disposal.

[J-cat]

http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/LEA/Training/wasteclass/yep.htm

Under these regs a mercury filled hollow point projectile is not hazardous waste.

[Bumslie]

So I can shoot mercury down a storm drain or into a body of water with no remorse? Sweet.

Now I know how to get rid of my used oil.

[njineermike]

http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/LEA/Tra...eclass/yep.htm

Under these regs a mercury filled hollow point projectile is not hazardous waste.

Well, all I do is deal with controlling treatment systems that have hazardous waste and pollution cleanup as part of their function in my job, all day, every day, and have to talk to the state and federal agencies that write the permits that allow it or fine those that don't, and have seen what happens when people think a reg says something, when the interpretation is actually up to the agency in charge of it, but you, on the other hand, know how google works, so I'll defer to your expertise in this matter.

[Zenja]

Apparently there are some Mercury tipped bullets:

U should be put up against the wall
And shot with a BB gunrolleyes:

Z

[oddjob]

Mercury filled hollow points,

From the movie "Day of the Jackal". Great movie by the way!!