civil war bullet Question?
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tennessee digger
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Without a picture it would be imposable to say. Can you post a picture of it?
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Def need a pic!
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Confederate more than likely.
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Two ring is normally an "Enfield", but as stated above a picture is worth a thousand words and would help ID'ing it for you much easier. I have a big Civil War relic guide that I could easily solve this for you if I could see several pictures with different angles
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Enfields do not have rings (except for the rare lubed grooved selma for enfield rifle). A two ring bullet could be anything - need a picture to determine exactly what it is.
