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✅ SOLVED Bullet #23 or another 18?
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It is another Confederate .44 "Richmond Laboratory" bullet. It is bullet #35 in the T&T "Handbook Of Civil war Bullets & Cartridges."
The .44 Hazard bullet (#32 in the T&T "Handbook") has a narrow raised band below its body-groove, very similar to a US .44 Colt bullet (T&T #34). The Hazard bullet's name comes from being manufactured by the Hazard Powder Company of Hazardville Connecticut.
The .44 Hazard bullet (#32 in the T&T "Handbook") has a narrow raised band below its body-groove, very similar to a US .44 Colt bullet (T&T #34). The Hazard bullet's name comes from being manufactured by the Hazard Powder Company of Hazardville Connecticut.
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Thanks for the ID and the info.
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