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Looks like a novelty...the shell and slug appear to be one.
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sounds better than my idea, maybe it has evidence of a broken ring on the end to hang it?
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It is crusty but real lead almost the size a 12 guage shot gun slug i have .
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Any headstamp on the base? A pic of the base would help immensely
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Many of the 44 and 45 cal Winchwster shells had a large base like that.
I have some old pre 1900 45-90 shells that are as big as a dime on the base.
But they are a lot longer than 2".
I have some old pre 1900 45-90 shells that are as big as a dime on the base.
But they are a lot longer than 2".
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