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Weekend has started off good..3 hour hunt= CW relics

Jpro

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Went out today in a couple of yards. It was a beautiful fall day here in TN. The AT pro was all that. Gave me some good deep signals. Been diggin lots of buttons and bullets lately, about time for a plate!!!! We'll see what sat/sun can bring.
 

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WTG Jpro! Is the one ring bullet a french triangle?
 
WTG Jpro! Is the one ring bullet a french triangle?

I wish..when I dug it thought it was a sharps..then cleaned it. It's not. Some carbine type bullet but don't know what. I've dug one more like it in the area.
 
Looks like it might be a Maynard carbine bullet. Nice condition!
 
Nice looking relics Jpro. :thumbsup: You could very well dig a triangle base there.
 
:thumbsup: Awesome bullets! Were all dropped?
 
Great day man

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The bullet above the eagle with the wide groove looks like a .50 cal. Smith Carbine bullet. They are scattered all over middle Tennessee even in some early CSA camps. Nice finds. HH, Quindy.
 
The bullet above the eagle with the wide groove looks like a .50 cal. Smith Carbine bullet. They are scattered all over middle Tennessee even in some early CSA camps. Nice finds. HH, Quindy.

Vol1266-x
Thxs. Had another detector friend tell me the same last night. I'll dive into my bullet book today and look that one up.
I have only dug a few of these. This one was deeeeeep..
Jpro
 
Vol1266-x
Thxs. Had another detector friend tell me the same last night. I'll dive into my bullet book today and look that one up.
I have only dug a few of these. This one was deeeeeep..
Jpro

What is the title of that bullet book?
 
What is the title of that bullet book?

Old dude,
I use McKee and mason..civil war projectiles II..some say its now outdated and there is another reference book that's better more up to date. However, do not know the name of it.
 
Thank you very much, sir.
 

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