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Is this a CW mini bullet? How old do you think it is? Its small.
 

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Hard to tell without a measurement, but it looks to be a .31 or .36 cal. pistol bullet.
 
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My educated guess without knowing the exact measurements and by relating to the penny would be a civil war era .36 caliber pistol shot.
 
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Millimeters. :wink:
 

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Thanks for the very-precise measurement. Converting your millimeters ruler to inches, your bullet is definitely a civil war era .44-caliber Colt "New Model" bullet, manufactured by the Hazard Powder Company (Hazardville, CT), for use in the Colt Army-model revolver.
 
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TheCannonballGuy said:
Thanks for the very-precise measurement. Converting your millimeters ruler to inches, your bullet is definitely a civil war era .44-caliber Colt "New Model" bullet, manufactured by the Hazard Powder Company (Hazardville, CT), for use in the Colt Army-model revolver.
Thank you dc,dachief and cannonball. I found an image of the bullet and gun. :icon_thumleft:
 

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