45 ACP Hollow-point Real Bullet Keychain

Really like this item. I hope it holds up, the last few bullet key rings I’ve had (not from this manufacturer) seem to come apart. Hoping this lasts. My only concern is the ring that attaches to the area where the primer cap was is attached with epoxy so I hope to stays put. Will update if any issues but so far looks well made and looks good. Pretty heavy too. I think it’s a great item and fairly priced.

I bought this as a preacher to remind myself with out the fire/ primer/ faith.... the powder / Word is useless. Hebrews 4:2 Faith is obeying what one hears. (-; Faith activates God's Word..our fire power against the devil.

Ordered this for my sins birthday along with a very cool monogrammed ammo trunk (military grade). I'm sure he'll love both gifts! Excited to give it to him as he's an enthusiast.

I bought the 9mm and 45 acp. Both of em felt real heavy which it is, and also I hear no gun powder. Just pure plain and it safe. F!_(33 love man and thank you

It’s an awesome keychain don’t forget to take it off going through the Airport or they will take it.

Discolors very quickly, not brass, not copper but soft steel from what I can determine. I scratched what was supposed to be a copper jacket that looks like it's been sitting outside for a month in southern heat, it's surely steel. It's too heavy to be aluminum. I love the thing but I have a fixation towards keeping something like new for as long as possible. This wonderful little item I believe is painted with a strong paint but then again after scratching it with a stainless multitool, it retains some of the color. If you have a lot of keys, this will probably get scratched but that's a given with real metals. I don't know what this thing is made of but around the casing, clean, polished copper, a millimeter above that is soft looking, matte copper. It looks like paint. I've seen 30 odd 6 rounds that have been left in a 92' wrangler for a year or two and even they look better than this thing after a week or two in my pocket and having a person every now and then handle it. I don't doubt that the oils in my skin could make it appear older. I'm comparing this to a casted aluminum/steel alloy looking casing for a .40 cal. The coloration is the same ish. The brass is real but I don't have any unfired rounds around to compare copper. I'm going to assume this is real but do note that this won't look new forever. Compared to a 4/10 shell I can safely say this item is polished. I'd prefer it not to be polished.

Huge fan of this caliber, looks great on my keychain has a high quality finish. Hope they make a 40 s&w too.

Got it for my dad for xmas he does not advertise he carries or has a ccw permit so he usually does not use things like this but he put this on his key ring. It is a real bullet with the primer removed and a key ring attached. It has good weight and feel and does not feel like an empty round. I also did not see any scars or marks on it from when it was disected to make it inert.