Union+Confederate Collision

[MawkusD]

Hello Everyone,
I believe this is an amazing example of a collided bullet. I'd love to hear some of the opinions on whether or not I am correct about it being a collided set of bullets, rather than a pulled bullet.

Thanks

 

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[parsonwalker]

I think it's a great look collision set. I wouldn't think anyone would fire their weapon with the temping rid still in it.

That dude is WEIRD but intriguing! Just for conversation sake (because I have no idea what you've got there) at Bloody Angle in Spotsylvania, a whole bunch of horrible bent, twisted and misshapen ramrods were found in the 60s. It was "said" that a bunch of soldiers ran out of ammunition and were being over-run. They supposedly used their ramrods as a final volley before taking flight. Just passing along the story . . .

 

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[MawkusD]

I have seen tons of regular three wingers, and this one is different. If you see it in person, you can see where the two projectiles collided. It's like there was shrapnel that flew out from the impact zone. It's confusing, but I can guarantee you it wasn't fused together by a soldier.

 

[MawkusD]

"Wingers" ha. Sorry, ringers.