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i found this in my backyard with garret ace 150
im not from us so i dont speak well english
 

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Looks to be a .57 cal snider-enfield rifle bullet (4 ringer) (late 19th C)
 
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I agree with CRUSADER - nice find ivobg.
 
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lolllll
thaks guys
 
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thanks guys
 
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please dont forget to mark your topic as SOLVED ivobg
 
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i dont know how
im very bad with english
 
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Ivobg, welcome to TreasureNet and the What-Is-It forum. You write English much better than I write Bulgarian. :)

The bullet you found is for a .577 caliber Snider-Enfield rifle. It was manufactured for the British Army. That rifle was used by the British Army from 1867 into the 1880s. They were also sold to many other nations. That is how your bullet arrived in Bulgaria.

Information about the .577 Snider-Enfield rifle: Snider-Enfield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The photo shows your bullet in a metal cartridge, at the left side of the photo.
 

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