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Help ID a Lead Bullet

Kimbrough

Kimbrough

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Found this on a friend's property. Solid lead and looks pretty old. Anyone know what caliber/date it's from? Maybe 1/2-inch tall and wide.
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Need measurements and weight to be sure but looks like a .45 round nose. If it's a true half inch it is for a muzzle loader. Monty
 
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Looks like a 230 grain hardcast for 45 acp or 45 long colt, modern. With the advent of the 50AE and the 50 S&W bullets in the 1/2" range don't have to be for just muzzleloaders anymore.
 
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