If you've ever wanted to go out with a bang -- literally, the Bullet Urn will help you take care of that.
The company Holy Smoke is behind the Bullet Urn, which will let you deal with death in a shoot-'em-up style. Normally when someone gets cremated, you place the remains in a larger vessel that's been done up beautifully. Well, the Bullet Urn lets your store the ashes of your loved ones inside an actual bullet. Yes, you can actually fire these bad boys if you want. The best part is that you can even have the company customize your order with handcrafted and labeled decorative boxes, which will store all the bullets and cartridges you need. The way I see it, exiting the world while being launched at about 870fps (depending on the gun, anyway) is pretty epic.
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The Bullet Urn Lets the Deceased Go out with a Bang
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