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Found this bullet over the weekend and haven't had much luck identifying it online. It the one on the left. I put it next to a standard .58 cal 3 ringer for comparison. Any ideas? Found near a war of 1812 and civil war site. Thanks.


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Dimensions are approx 2.65 cm long, approx 1.55 cm wide.
 
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Looks to be an Enfield.
 
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Dimensions are approx 2.65 cm long, approx 1.55 cm wide.

Most people here will recognize US Standard measurements much more easily than Metric.....if you can get as specific a measurement as 1.55 cm, it might benefit to do the same in standard decimal form.....1.55 cm converts to roughly .61
 
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Sorry! .68 inches diameter, 1.1 inches in length.
 
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I think BBB is right. Looks like a .69 Caliber Tower Enfield.
 
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I think BBB is right. Looks like a .69 Caliber Tower Enfield.

I was thinking that also, but is it possibly a bit long for a tower?

Nope, I am wrong, there are some 69 towers that long.
 
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