Getting into ammo after death

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Getting into ammo after death

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Gives a new reality to the phrase "be the ammo." Holy Smoke LLC is a company that will, for a price, load cremated human ash into shotgun shells, and rifle and pistol cartridges.

http://www.myholysmoke.com/Scope_of_Work.html

The economy is worse off than I had thought...
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Reminds me of this I saw a while back.

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Talk about going out with a bang...
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My brother in law was an avid hunter and fisherman. When he passed away, they loaded his ashes into shotgun shells and fishing lures, which were given to family, friends, and hunt club buddies. They even did a 21 gun (shotgun) salute at the outside memorial service, courtesy of the hunt club. It was a nice tribute to who the guy was.
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newdovo wrote:My brother in law was an avid hunter and fisherman. When he passed away, they loaded his ashes into shotgun shells and fishing lures, which were given to family, friends, and hunt club buddies. They even did a 21 gun (shotgun) salute at the outside memorial service, courtesy of the hunt club. It was a nice tribute to who the guy was.
Now - that's a class act. Bravo to the Hunt Club!!!
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