HillBilly244 Sr. Member Joined May 4, 2013 Messages 350 Reaction score 1,143 Golden Thread 0 Jan 7, 2018 #1 Found these 3 near a civil war site. I know it's probably not that old but I have no idea what caliber they are. Any ideas? Amazon Forum Fav 👍 How to Research for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detecting From Lead Generation to Vetting - Grab it through Amazon!
Found these 3 near a civil war site. I know it's probably not that old but I have no idea what caliber they are. Any ideas? Amazon Forum Fav 👍 How to Research for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detecting From Lead Generation to Vetting - Grab it through Amazon!
BosnMate Gold Member Joined Sep 10, 2010 Messages 6,916 Reaction score 8,441 Golden Thread 0 Detector(s) used Whites MXT, Whites DFX, Whites 6000 Di Pro Primary Interest: Other Jan 7, 2018 #2 Look like modern .38 wadcutters for cutting clean holes in paper targets. Upvote 0
RTR Gold Member Joined Nov 21, 2017 Messages 8,180 Reaction score 32,488 Golden Thread 0 Location Smith Mt. Lake Va. Detector(s) used Teknetics Liberator Falcon MD-20 *********** Blue Bowl Angus MacKirk sluice Miller Table Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 7, 2018 #3 2x on wadcutter Upvote 0
HillBilly244 Sr. Member Joined May 4, 2013 Messages 350 Reaction score 1,143 Golden Thread 0 Jan 7, 2018 Thread Owner #4 BosnMate said: Look like modern .38 wadcutters for cutting clean holes in paper targets. Click to expand... I believe your right. I didn't think they were too modern because they were already oxidizing. Thanks! Upvote 0
BosnMate said: Look like modern .38 wadcutters for cutting clean holes in paper targets. Click to expand... I believe your right. I didn't think they were too modern because they were already oxidizing. Thanks!
T trdking Gold Member Joined Feb 28, 2015 Messages 5,139 Reaction score 7,923 Golden Thread 0 Location Fullerton CA Detector(s) used Minelab CTX 3030 AT Pro Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 7, 2018 #5 Modern like 1960's not 1860's Upvote 0
lookingharder Sr. Member Joined Feb 27, 2015 Messages 433 Reaction score 753 Golden Thread 0 Location Virginia Detector(s) used Whites Coin Master. Garrett AT Gold, Garrett Ace 350 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 7, 2018 #6 I googled 1800's bullets and went to images. There where a few pictures of a very simular bullet. Last edited: Jan 7, 2018 Upvote 0
HillBilly244 Sr. Member Joined May 4, 2013 Messages 350 Reaction score 1,143 Golden Thread 0 Jan 7, 2018 Thread Owner #7 lookingharder said: I googled 1800's bullets and went to images. There where a few pictures of a very simular bullet. Click to expand... I would say it probably is a Wadcutter though. Wadcutters have been around since 1900 so they could be around 100 years old. Upvote 0
lookingharder said: I googled 1800's bullets and went to images. There where a few pictures of a very simular bullet. Click to expand... I would say it probably is a Wadcutter though. Wadcutters have been around since 1900 so they could be around 100 years old.
lookingharder Sr. Member Joined Feb 27, 2015 Messages 433 Reaction score 753 Golden Thread 0 Location Virginia Detector(s) used Whites Coin Master. Garrett AT Gold, Garrett Ace 350 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 7, 2018 #8 Do you have a measuremet on them to determine caliber? Upvote 0
HillBilly244 Sr. Member Joined May 4, 2013 Messages 350 Reaction score 1,143 Golden Thread 0 Jan 8, 2018 Thread Owner #9 lookingharder said: Do you have a measuremet on them to determine caliber? Click to expand... I don't have a caliper to measure it with. Something i need to get Upvote 0
lookingharder said: Do you have a measuremet on them to determine caliber? Click to expand... I don't have a caliper to measure it with. Something i need to get