I was watching about a silver bullet test .It's a old story about a wolf killed 300 people in France 17th century yadyada.But the hunter who shot it from 20 yards was using silver musket balls (probably 19mm or so) .So they wanted to test how a silver bullet would perform on tissue .The gun a 45/70 marlin 22" barrel .first load is cast lead bullet.Penetrates 13" in ballistic jellatin.Now the silver bullet penetrates over 2'.They fired a 3 shot group @ 50 yards the lead group well.The 1 silver bullet was 6" away from point of aim the last 2 were 2" of each other .they said lead grouped better because the rifling twist the lead bullet because it's softs and dig's into it.but the silver was to hard for the rifling to dig into to intact the twist.Dont complete agree with these test first because 300 yrs ago muskets were 17-25mm in bore diameter and a 3 oz silver ball would punch a different hole than a 45/70.Also ift softer bullets are suppose to be more accurate than why does solid bullets aka brass or du etc get good accuracy ?.I probably left a bunch of typos sorry for that .