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[Digginitdaily]

Does anyone recognize this bullet? It's either an enfield or a Whitworth. It seems to long to be an enfield.

 

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[Digger RJ]

Does anyone recognize this bullet? It's either an enfield or a Whitworth. It seems to long to be an enfield.

Nice!!! Should be more around there!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Whynotnow?]

Looks like an Enfield to me. Clean out the base and take a look, sometimes there are markings. I think Whitworths are usually longer, and also a smaller caliber than an Enfield. Dont quote me on that though, its early and I need to drink more coffee.

 

[Digginitdaily]

Looks like an Enfield to me. Clean out the base and take a look, sometimes there are markings. I think Whitworths are usually longer, and also a smaller caliber than an Enfield. Dont quote me on that though, its early and I need to drink more coffee.

I was thinking that enfields were a little smaller . It almost looks as if the bullet was cut down lengthwise. It's got a regular conical base with no markings

 

[Almy]

Looks like a modern, copper jacketed, lead core bullet to me.

 

[pepperj]

Does anyone recognize this bullet? It's either an enfield or a Whitworth. It seems to long to be an enfield.

Some measurements might help us viewers out a tad.
Doing a thread count sucks, because they're all different.

 

[devldog]

This looks like an Enfield bullet. There were several variants of Enfield bullets, or this may have been a bullet that was cast in the field.