Those kits are insane..

If you want a bloodsucker, try my ex-wife:
http://bit.ly/MBQgb

Wow, way cool dude!

RT
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WOW! Let's go hunt some vampires! Seriously awesome. electronic cigarette

@ The first kit - well you have to remember people and thus vampires were smaller back then. So they didn't need today's sized mallets.

Very cool indeed! But some of those kits are not on ebay anymore...

perdre du poids

Nice set of tools. It looks so romantic ;-)

Actually, regarding #8 - he gave it to his wife - me! I'm a huge Buffy fan! This is a very awesome kit and is still being perfected. I LOVE it! I have the best husband ever - but can you fight vampires with diamond necklaces, too? :-)

Laser printed labels and a cartridge firing revolver in 1851? FAKE!
The .22 cal cartridge boxes look like they are from the 1940's too...

How to make a vampire kit
Purchase-
Antique wooden box:$40
Cheap "suicide special" antique revolver $175
Old box of ammunition:$10-20
Rosary: $2 at thrift store
Old tins: $0.50 each
Sanded 6 inch piece of tomato stake:$0.50
Funky looking labels from your printer, scorch the edges or dunk in tea for "aging"

Assemble materials, take photos and sell on Ebay for at least $500, thusdoubling your investment

Satan Jr., you are sick. Libeling your ex-wife like that says a lot about you (not nice things). I hope she is aware of the site you've created and is pursuing legal action against you.

@ Buffy Summers: You're an idiot. You did look at that site right?

Bah! Van Helsing never carried a kit.
Still, these would look good on my mantle ...

In #2, is that a freaking knitting needle?? For spinster aunt vampires.

Crosses with a dead body on it might just excite a vampire... I'm not sure I want these ones...

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Hi all,
I really need some kit like this, but not for collecions, but a real one!
Hunter.

Hello,i need a real one too, im actualy going to do somthing later that needs one...

The Seven Rule Of Vampire Hunting.

Rule #1- You can not kill a vampire. It is already dead. You can only destroy it.
Rule #2- An annoyed vampire is a dangerous vampire.
Rule #3- Guns tend to annoy vampires. See rule #2.
Rule #4- Real vampires are evil.
Rule #5- If you are seduced by a vampire, you will become one, or become dead. See rule #4.
Rule #6- (And this is the one that really counts.) Kill them all!
Rule #7- When in doubt, and all other times, execute rule #6.

Having made my share of real vampire hunter kits, I am so sick and tired of these fake kits popping up all over the web. Other than a shotgun's ability to temporarily knock a vampire down, firearms are useless against the undead.

To the true hunter, stealth and cunning are the greatest defenses. We are knights on a mission. The cross is our shield, and the stake is our sword. To all you would be slayers and hunters, my advice is to apprentice yourself to a master slayer, be patient and humble, and learn from your master.

If after your first sucessful destruction, you find you have a taste for the game, them maybe, you can join the ranks of the elite, but if you have any sense at all, you'll run and hide. Make no mistake about this, the only creature who is lonlier than the vampire, it the one who hunts it.

Hellsinger out. http://thowen01.webs.com/

Rule #1 of Vampire hunting: don't get rolled into a ditch
http://www.filthyrichmond.com/2009/09/strangers-in-night.html

These kits are OK for novelty collectors, but they're hardly of any use for the modern vampire hunter. The modern hunter dispenses with the archaic wooden box for a hunting vest or a utility belt. Some things like a Bible or garlic can be carried innocently enough. But knives and guns are problematic. Real hunters try and get concealed weapon permits and recently some have contributed to the "open carry" movement. One hunter I know carries a wooden can carefully pre sawed to allow it to be broken into stakes. Holy water is carried in squeezable plastic bottles or even in super soakers as invented by the famous Frog brothers. The most modern innovations are high powered UV lights operated like the military claymore mine.

Nice one, there is actually some great points on here some of my friends will find this useful, I must send them a link, thanks.

I have just read these comments and they are facinating. I am English, my wife is Italian. We live in the UK but often visit family in Italy. When my wife's Grandmother passed away we brought several items back to England, items from her house in the hills of Casino, Italy. Obviously most was brought back for sentimental reasons and is only of interest to us, but two things we kept because we were absolutely shocked to find them as they both appear to relate to vampire hunting or killing. My wife's Grandmother was a perfectly normal and very kind woman and we were shocked to discover these things. My wife's mother remembers seeing one of the items during her childhood but not the other. Item one is an old leather bag containing some wooden stakes and a wooden hammer. Also inside is an old Bible in Italian. The other item, which my wife's mother remembers seeing before, is a well made wooden box with the initials "HH" on the lid. The inside is fitted out and contains a wooden hammer, four wooden stakes, two crucifix's, a glass bottle with stopper, two small bottles with corks, a bible (in English)and a band as worn by priests around their shoulders. There is no label anywhere, it looks like the box was made up specially to someone's personal requirements. Neither of these "kits" look anything like the pictures posted. We are not the least bit interested in "vampires" but discovering these strange things in an ordinary house in rural Italy aroused our interest somewhat hence our internet search for more information and thankfully this forum posting. I'm not sure how to post pictures on here but will willingly do so if someone will educate me. I hope they will be of interest. I've found nothing like them on the net. Just what to do with them is a bit of a problem also!

Although these are some very nice kits (a few old, some new, some plain hoaxes) you've missed some of the best-made vampire killing kits to come out of the last 50 years, kits by Gothic Artist Crystobal. He created them for theater and indi movies in since the 1950's, and occasionally releases an old one or creates a new one for sale. Here are some fine examples with pictures for anyone who enjoys these vampire killing kits: http://stardustmysteries.com/vampirekits

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i been looking for a slayers kit for a while just for the macobb decore i have in my home snake wine ect do u know where i can buy a replica of one of theese kits? just want it to look old an shabby . no cat killing size either ..thanks for your time an any info u might hav on where i can get one ...sherry