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✅ SOLVED Bullet #22
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It is a civil war era yankee .36-caliber Colt Revolver bullet. See bullet #7 in the updated "Handbook Of Civil War Bullets & Cartridges" by James E. Thomas and Dean S. Thomas.
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Thank you.
You are a gentleman and a bunch of collards!
You are a gentleman and a bunch of collards!
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That's good with me. Being born-&-raised in Georgia, and having a grandma who providing excellent Southern home cooking, I very much like collards. 
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