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Anyone know what this is? Best image search I got is listed below. About the size of a shotgun shell. Will post dimensions soon

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Now you talking.... Go get'em tiger....!!!!!
Drum roll….update. Nobody get too excited. I tore the heck out of the bottom to discover a tiny pinhole. Attempted to utilize that pinhole to detach internal container. As far as I can tell there is nothing but fine particles inside. Still cannot dislodge all the things. No lipstick color to settle debate ☹️ on to the next! Happy hunting everyone
Drum roll….update. Nobody get too excited. I tore the heck out of the bottom to discover a tiny pinhole. Attempted to utilize that pinhole to detach internal container. As far as I can tell there is nothing but fine particles inside. Still cannot dislodge all the things. No lipstick color to settle debate ☹️ on to the next! Happy hunting everyone
 

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Drum roll….update. Nobody get too excited. I tore the heck out of the bottom to discover a tiny pinhole. Attempted to utilize that pinhole to detach internal container. As far as I can tell there is nothing but fine particles inside. Still cannot dislodge all the things. No lipstick color to settle debate ☹️ on to the next! Happy hunting everyone

Drum roll….update. Nobody get too excited. I tore the heck out of the bottom to discover a tiny pinhole. Attempted to utilize that pinhole to detach internal container. As far as I can tell there is nothing but fine particles inside. Still cannot dislodge all the things. No lipstick color to settle debate ☹️ on to the next! Happy hunting everyone
Ok.... good job. But with the new information from within item somebody might now have a better idea what it might be. This item is still very interesting. But thanks for sharing. And don't hesitate to do again.... Brad
 
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Too bad the "cap" couldn't have been removed without destroying the artifact. (Heavy sigh) 😔
 
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Drum roll….update. Nobody get too excited. I tore the heck out of the bottom to discover a tiny pinhole. Attempted to utilize that pinhole to detach internal container. As far as I can tell there is nothing but fine particles inside. Still cannot dislodge all the things. No lipstick color to settle debate ☹️ on to the next! Happy hunting everyone

Drum roll….update. Nobody get too excited. I tore the heck out of the bottom to discover a tiny pinhole. Attempted to utilize that pinhole to detach internal container. As far as I can tell there is nothing but fine particles inside. Still cannot dislodge all the things. No lipstick color to settle debate ☹️ on to the next! Happy hunting everyone
Well it isn't red lipstick.
Might as well rip the next section apart.
 
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A good blade can slice brass like it is butter. Thin brass, Like a .308 case. A couple decades ago I used a big ole pre 1900 grinder wheel with a modern belt drive to sharp up old files. ( convert them to knife blades ) Those are hardened from the git go @ factory. In theory the hard might not be all the way to the bone, but that big ole grinding wheel added heat treating sumptin' something.

At deer camp the boys were skeptical. So I took the challenge and split their used cases vertically in half. They wanted some. But alas I had only a limited supply. I have only 2 full ones left, and some break offs. They are a bit brittle and I was fond of using a hammer to encourage their slicing capabilities. If you hit them with a diamond file they take the edge like you never seen before. I only ever sharpened one. No need to do the others.

Original intent was to add deer antler handles. But dang, try to drill that hard stuff. I settled for rubber wraps.
 
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I remember encountering something similar, and I used (deleted, NO SPAM) to check if anyone on social media had posted about it. It was surprisingly easy to upload the image and see if it matched any content online. While it probably leans towards a lipstick tube, using the tool can give you some peace of mind by ruling out any dangerous concerns.
 
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You got me worried.

Go back to your first post. It is indeed a fuze for some type of ordance.

The black powder that you see is probably fulminate. If you are careful you can gather some up, set a match to it and it will flash like those old time cameras with a flash attachment you would hold above your head.

It is made of brass because that metal prevents sparking.

If your backyard is in some kind of military post, you may have found a dud fuze kept as a souvenir. Perhaps flooding with water will render it safe - best do that before tearing it apart further.
 
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My vote is for lipstick tube. look at the one on the right front.
 

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