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Short hunt this morning
- Thread starter Ohio pull tabs
- Start date
KSDfisher77
Well-known member
Congrats. I'm not a CW bullet guy, but it sure has the right patina to it. What diameter is it if measured with calipers. That might help others make a better educated guess. Nice!
Ohio pull tabs
Well-known member
That's my first if it is, bucket lister for me.
grinnell yanker
Member
I don't think so, see the reeding in the grooves? That's indicative of a more modern bullet. The grooves themselves don't have the same orientation as a three ringer, I can't explain it, but pull up a pic of a three ringer and you'll see what I'm talking about. Finally, don't three ringers have a hollow base? As a wild guess I'd say a 45-70 rifle bullet. I could be completely wrong, I often am.
Ohio pull tabs
Well-known member
Thank you for the help
grinnell yanker
Member
You are welcome.
detectin4fun
Active member
That is definitely a find that would make my day. A civil war bullet is on my list also. Being in Ohio we do not have the same opportunity as other states to find CW artifacts. Good luck with your search for CW finds. A big camp was in C bus during the CW much of the area was turned into housing and a section of that area is now a public park. Hope you can find your bucket listers.