Found my first civil war relics this morning!

Mar 2, 2014
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duggap

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Now your hooked. Go find the place they were firing from and dig some nice brass. Good luck and nice finds.
 

TNGUNS

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Good stuff Jeep. What state are you hunting in ? Lucky enough to be able to dig a few CW relics most days here in Tennessee if you go after them, and just wondered if you were near. :icon_thumleft:
 

parsonwalker

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I've always preferred "shot" bullets, which BOTH of yours are. The deformation around the nose of your other bullet is evidence of a ramrod pushing it down. Shot bullets have more of a story to tell! Dropped bullets re worth more . . . but they just fell out of a pouch somewhere. Shot bullets - who fired that thing? Under what circumstances? What did it hit? That could be an interesting . . . or a horrible tale. We need more pics of your other lead piece. It could be a carved bullet . . .
 

Msbeepbeep

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Nice congrats!
 

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