VOL1266-X
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- Northern Middle Tennessee
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- Fisher 1266-X, F75 X 2
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- Relic Hunting
Dug an Uncommon CW Bullet that's NOT in the Bullet Book!! Help.
I talked Dman into going relic hunting early Sunday morning since the weather for the first of this week in Tennessee was predicted to be wet and cool. We hunted for two hours and recovered 7 CW bullets and a couple other CW relics. Five of the bullets were common 3 ring bullets from a U.S. camp but the other two were different. Dman dug a Merrill Carbine bullet and I found the bullet in the pic. I pointed out to Dman that the rings on the bullet were not like anything I had seen before.
The diameter measures .538 inch and it's 1.002 inches long with the common cone cavity. I emailed the pic to two friends who are considered to be CW relic experts and they disagree on what the CW bullet is. They do agree it's a .54 cal. CW rifle bullet. Anybody seen one like this before? Thanks and HH.
I talked Dman into going relic hunting early Sunday morning since the weather for the first of this week in Tennessee was predicted to be wet and cool. We hunted for two hours and recovered 7 CW bullets and a couple other CW relics. Five of the bullets were common 3 ring bullets from a U.S. camp but the other two were different. Dman dug a Merrill Carbine bullet and I found the bullet in the pic. I pointed out to Dman that the rings on the bullet were not like anything I had seen before.
The diameter measures .538 inch and it's 1.002 inches long with the common cone cavity. I emailed the pic to two friends who are considered to be CW relic experts and they disagree on what the CW bullet is. They do agree it's a .54 cal. CW rifle bullet. Anybody seen one like this before? Thanks and HH.
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