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🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Possible Whitworth bullet?

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Is this a Whitworth? Weighs 1 ounce, diameter is .461(varies as it looks fired). Length is 1.27 inches. Small dimple at base. I
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It is not a Whitworth. It could be a 45/70. ALL Whitworths measure .4461 or so and never exceed .449999
 
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