jerseydigs
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Strange Bullet ID Needed
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gunsil
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My Lyman mold for my .54 muzzle loading rifle casts a flat nosed minie very similar to that. There are hundreds of them in the woods behind my place from target practice. My mold is close to fifty years old but I don't think they were making that pattern much earlier than that.
Gitschlag
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Also possible the tip was cut off for whatever reason, and that it is CW period.
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Detecting since 1972.
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Maybe a wad cutter.
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