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steelheadwill

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New Castle NH.
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Brain eyes ears and nose
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Dug these recently,
no patina as from salt water,
both around .60 cal, first is 1 inch long, 2nd is 11/16"
They are from the site where I've dug very few modern items, & many 18th & 19th century military.
also now densely populated, I can't imagine any muzzleloading happening here lately.
Anyone venture a date on these?
thanks for Looking! :icon_thumright:
 

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The larger is 615 Grain, smaller is 370, have not seen the base with small hole before.
 
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I would say CW era, however some of the bullet experts will chime in. Cool bullets :thumbsup:
 
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Your three ringer looks like the "Minie ball" we find at civil war sites. The second bullet is a Williams cleaner with the zink base missing. Around our area here in Tennessee, the Williams cleaner was introduced during winter quarters of 1863-1864.
 
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Great News! Thanks for the Help!!
Love being able to label these. :hello2:
I can imagine the Ft/lbs of the impact from that monster slug!
 
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