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Any help is appreciated. Found near an old Spanish site.

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This site has history back to 1711 with Indians, French, Spanish and Civil War troops. It looks like a very long grommet with a groove at the base and what looks like some lateral grroves.

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I would say a 357 or 38 wadecutter.Modern bullet but that is my guess

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Ivan found some like it onetime ,you may want to ask him what they are....I have some kinda like it but can not find them... He posted the pictures on tnet ,should be in his old post....
 
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That's a cast bullet of the "Keith" style, semi-wadcutter. Most commonly used by handloaders. Monty
 
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