WhiteHunter
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Spend three days going back at fourth a low tide found many bullets from world war 2, bits of clay pipes a bottle and many fishing weights
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Lots of knowledge. Any idea on the age of the bottle ?WhiteHunter said:Thanks for the info Crusader Yes it did used to be a firing range they used to stand on the sea wall and shoot out into the mud bank during world war 2
birdman said:Crusader is the UK PBK .Lots of knowledge. Any idea on the age of the bottle ?
CRUSADER said:WhiteHunter said:Thanks for the info Crusader Yes it did used to be a firing range they used to stand on the sea wall and shoot out into the mud bank during world war 2
If they were still using it in the 2nd World War then it may have been used for nearly 100 years. See if you can dig out some history on the start of the range, the local military historians will be interested in your finds.
CRUSADER said:birdman said:Crusader is the UK PBK .Lots of knowledge. Any idea on the age of the bottle ?
I used to dig Victorian bottles as a kid & still have kept the better ones, however I have not idea on this bottle. Only that my hunch would be 50 years old.
WhiteHunter said:I was just looking about to put the fishing weights that i found in the weights box when i looked closer at one of the small round weights it has no hole for the tackle to go through could this be a musket ball?
BuckleBoy said:Make sure you check out the sea wall as well...any coins, buttons, dropped bullets, or other military relics will be there waiting for you.
-Buckleboy
CRUSADER said:WhiteHunter said:I was just looking about to put the fishing weights that i found in the weights box when i looked closer at one of the small round weights it has no hole for the tackle to go through could this be a musket ball?
Can't see the scale but looks like a musket ball or pistol shot
CRUSADER said:BuckleBoy said:Make sure you check out the sea wall as well...any coins, buttons, dropped bullets, or other military relics will be there waiting for you.
-Buckleboy
I was going to say a similar thing. Check out the firing points. These would be at the 200 yards, 400 yards & even 800 yard point. Depending on the size of the range (500-1000 yards). They would be marked every 100 yards & firing could take place at any one of these points. Also think about where they may have camped over night, rested & taken lunch breaks.
WhiteHunter said:i will be going back there on the weekend to search the sea wall and the other places
WhiteHunter said:CRUSADER said:WhiteHunter said:I was just looking about to put the fishing weights that i found in the weights box when i looked closer at one of the small round weights it has no hole for the tackle to go through could this be a musket ball?
Can't see the scale but looks like a musket ball or pistol shot
Fairly small about the size of a 5p
nice stuff keep itup ya may be surprised as to what ya will find hh 