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I think this is a bullet what do y’all think? Thanks
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Be a little more helpful if you would put a battery in your calipers or give a weight unit (obviously not grains) for your scale.
If it is grams then your object is 444.29 grains - consistent with a .50 cal conical bullet something-or-other.
If it is grams then your object is 444.29 grains - consistent with a .50 cal conical bullet something-or-other.
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Sorry the battery died I need to get a new one. Looks like it’s 14mm-15mm kinda squished. I switched the scale to grains looks like 444.6 hope this helps thanks
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Your measurements work out to about a 54 caliber bullet that is .83"s long. Is the base flat or concave?
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