JustKeepDigging
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No idea !!
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Can you put something with them for a size reference like a quarter or a dime.
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You found a 20th Century rifled-shotgun slug, and a 20th Century copper-jacketed bullet. To determine the caliber, we need super-precise measurements (in 1/100ths-of-an-inch) of their main body's diameter where it isn't flared outward by impact.
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Does look like a slug and a reference object will help.
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