sheepdog
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hope I uploaded those right.
first hunt ever. Using my new AT Pro. Found what I thought was a civil war hollow point but turns out apparently its a pulled 3 ringer. When soldiers needed to unloaded without firing they used a screw tool to remove the bullet much like today's muzzleloaders. This one has screw marks in the tip. Also I was unsure what the green items was but after research found its a 1907 model T valve stem dust cover. It is brass and has colored over the years. It says Schrader Universal valve / E NY USA then has an April date then July 9-07. besides those I found a '73 Lincoln and some trash. But was happy with my bullet and valve cover! HH
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All the old valve stem covers I have found out here resemble small screwdriver handles, never seen one like yours before out here, still valve covers come in lots of varieties maybe yours is a fancy after-market one.






