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I am no expert but that didn't smash like a lead three ring. it shattered like a more modern bullet. Most of the found lead bullets that I have seen look like a glob of lead smashed into something.
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One of my shooting friends suggested that it could be a 3 ring. I wasn't so sure.
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is it lead? looks more like a split 3 ring. and those would be GROOVES rather than rings.
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It is lead. I've been finding other bullets in the area, so it could be recent.
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