Inscribe Bullets Release For Free

Explanation: It isn't about where the bullet might hit -- the idiom is simply "take a bullet (for someone)", meaning "to accept blame or injury to protect someone"

The phrase to have a person's name on it means to be destined or appropriate for a particular person. This phrase originated during the First World War as to have a person's name and number on it, and meant, of a bullet, etc., to be destined to hit a particular person.

Engraved bullets are generally engraved upon the brass powder casing, not the projectile. They are not meant to be fired, or used as actual ammo. In the event you engraved the projectile, the engraving more than likely, would not survive the rigorous rifling process involved in firing a bullet from a well made firearm.

How Do You Make a Shell Casing Necklace? Collect and clean shell casings (see below for cleaning tips) Find the correct size crystal spike. Drill a hole at the end of the shell casing. File the edges of the shell casing. Wire wrap the crystal spike. Thread the wire through the end of the shell casing.

Sling bullets, though, like those used by Greek and Roman slingers? Often did have writing on them. Less names, more taunts - the Greek version of engraving ?catch!? on a fast-moving rock you intend to bean the enemy with. But in short, no, the bullet with your name on it is entirely metaphorical.

SYMBOLISM OF BULLET: Bullet is mostly associated with freedom and passion. Although it connotates war and violence, its actually symbolizes and reveal the stubborn and earnest character of its wearer. READY FOR GIFT-GIVING: Your necklace is delivered in an elegant box.

This phrase originated during the First World War as to have a person's name and number on it, and meant, of a bullet, etc., to be destined to hit a particular person. It reflected the soldiers' fatalistic acceptance of death.