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2 old coppers 1800, 1885 and what a kind of bullet...

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garryson

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I found yesterday two old coppers, a russian youth sports badge, a strange cartridge and a bullet.
Can anyone help me id the cartridge and the bullet please, thanks.
I had a great afternoon, but today morning is -15 celsius
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Congrats on your finds,that is a strange bullet I've never seen that before! Great pics!! HHH
 
Your "bullet" is actually a rifled shotgun slug, the style of which was developed by Brenneke out of Germany. The overpowder wad was actually screwed into the slug, so it stayed with it. They (wad) were initially made of felt, yours has just rotten with time, but the screw is still intact.
 
Worlds Strongest Lot Lizard said:
Your "bullet" is actually a rifled shotgun slug, the style of which was developed by Brenneke out of Germany. The overpowder wad was actually screwed into the slug, so it stayed with it. They (wad) were initially made of felt, yours has just rotten with time, but the screw is still intact.
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Thank you very much! :)
 
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