Info on these bullets

[Dawgmedic]

I need some help identifying these bullets. I found these near the Chickamauga Battlefield. I live in Fort Oglethorpe GA and if anybody knows the history of Fort Oglethorpe it used to be a army base in the early 1900,s. I am thinking that they may be Spanish American war bullets. Please help! Thank you!

 

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[ekeisler]

First off welcome to Tnet! They look to be Spanish American War era but the experts will identify them if you post it under "What Is It?" Forum in the "Our Discoveries" section. They will identify it quick. Anyways good finds and Happy Hunting!!!

 

[Dawgmedic]

Thank you so much!

 

[floodcitykid]

Definitely NOT civil war era....I would guess 44 cal (pistol) or even 38...both which were in use early 1900.

TFCK

 

[Dawgmedic]

Definitely NOT civil war era....I would guess 44 cal (pistol) or even 38...both which were in use early 1900.

TFCK

Thank you!

 

[geologyjohn]

They are .45-70 slugs from the Span-Am war. They are the most common American bullet from that war.