Your loved one's ashes made into ammo?

[M1911]

I'm guessing there are byzantine regulatory issues involved. Not only is there the type 6 FFL stuff, but I'm sure the funeral cartel has loaded all kinds of other crap on receiving and processing human remains.

Once the remains have been cremated, I suspect most regulations go away. Ashes are ashes and there is no longer any infection risk.

 

[ARV]

sounds like something out of a movie. a twisted way of killing the bad guy from beyond the grave.

In the same vein, why propose with Grandma's engagement ring, propose with Grandma!

http://www.lifegem.com/

 

[jar]

Once the remains have been cremated, I suspect most regulations go away. Ashes are ashes and there is no longer any infection risk.

Many regulations in the in the funeral industry are pure rent-seeking having nothing to do with safety.

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[ARV]

Many regulations in the in the funeral industry are pure rent-seeking having nothing to do with safety.

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You, Sir, are forgetting about the risk of zombies.