Osubottleman
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Ok this is the first 3 ringer ive ever found need help with id.I found it in a local park i have no idea what kind it is please help heres a pic.
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Osubottleman
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Its a inch long and just about a half inch around.
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What a fantastic ring around the top of this bullet! Five bucks says it matches perfectly with the butt of the same size bullet. Trouble is, the last time I found several perfect butts, the manufacture was slightly different on each of them. And my other question is, if this is, in fact, a double load, how did it get out of the gun so perfectly. I don't see any rifling, but I am not so good at spotting subtle stuff. My other question is, could there realistically that many double loads? An occasional one, sure, but it seems that I am noticing a bunch of them. Haven't had any response on my previous disertation (the one just prior to this entry re: poured or pulled?) so I am branching out here.
By the way, OSUbottleman, I want to go digging with you, bullets or bottles! Any CW era meteorites out your way???
By the way, OSUbottleman, I want to go digging with you, bullets or bottles! Any CW era meteorites out your way???