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Culpepper Virginia

Digger70pa

Digger70pa

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Im hunting Culpepper for a few days. These are my finds from today.
 

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WTG big D. I'm sure there is plenty more to come out the site. Best of luck.
 
laplander said:
Soo.. Enlighten us as to what the 2 elongated pieces of lead are\were. Nice digs Tim, finally got some brass, congrats!
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They're bayonet scabbard finial tips. I was told one is for the Springfield rifle & the larger one is for the Austrian rifle. At first I thought the larger one was a modern bullet.
 
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