Spent Brass Jewelry

[Skip]

I saw this on Texas Country Reporter this morning and thought it was cool. Impact Accessories | Fine Hand Crafted Jewelry Made from Bullet Shells
This guy (Jacob Burow) in Bryan takes spent brass and creates unique jewelry with it. Pretty Cool

ps. I don't know him, just thought it was cool...

 

[Glitter and Guns]

Thanks for sharing that! I have a daughter that would love some of those pieces. Marking it for Christmas! Thanks! It wasn't at all what I was expecting, either.

 

[hkusp1]

I make Christmas lights out of spent shot shells.

 

[cleric]

shoot smart had some there

 

[gunocologist]

When my youngest son shot his first 357 I engraved his name and the date and was able to make a hat pin out of it.

 

[Domineaux]

There are quite a few makers of spent brass jewelry these days.
Some are cheesy but some are damn nice.

 

[Greg_TX]

My Dad passed away last year and I have the Remington Model 700 .270 that he carried when we'd go hunting together. He was always a proud PawPaw for his grandchildren. It would be cool to have each one take a shot, save the brass casing and have something made for each grandchild to remember him by. Thanks for the link!

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

Thanks skip might take my N.D round (as you old heads know)the one where
I almost shot momma and make a necklace outta it

 

[Glockster69]

^ With all do respect, that might not be your best idea

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

Just a reminder to never ever drop the hammer on a loaded
1911

 

[impactaccessories]

Thanks for mentioning me Skip! As far as I know, I am the only one cutting casings and making art from the sides of shell casings. Here is an example of a money clip I made from a .50 BMG shell. i have tons of other designs on my website, be sure to check it out.

Thanks, Jacob

 

[xLarry]

I just bought a pendant from Jacob for my DIL. It is a very nice piece.

 

[TundraWookiee]

I made myself a necklace one day with a broken tine from the first buck I shot as a kid. The spent casing from the kill was used to cap off the top of the piece of antler to hang from a leather necklace. It turns into a conversation piece everywhere I go.