gardenscott
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Need help identifying this bullet. It's big and heavy.
What type of bullet?
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If you can get some measurements this site will tell you. Could be a .58 or .69 but need to know the size on the 3 ringer.
19th Century Bullet Collection - Tom Henrique
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Need exact measurement in one, one thousand's of an inch. Looks like a civil war era minnie ball to me, measurement would tell more information.
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Looking at it compared to your hand, I would say it is a .58 three ringer.
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DEAD RINGER IS WHAT THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEN NAMED WITH THE DESTRUCTION THEY LEFT BEHIND . ID SAY THE OLE 3 RINGER ALSO ..
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