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Unusual musket ball? ....and gold
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Please note: This forum is intended for accounts of your day's detecting and finds, etc. If you require an identification of your finds, please use our Finds Identification facility. Any replies here offering a ID will be removed. Found lots of musket balls here but never saw one like this
How are they connected ? Looks like a golden spring Love the ring as well CTX 3030
Equinox 800 Minelab Pro-Find 35
looks like aform of shot called dumbbell a 17th century double shot used when supplys low allso too cause more damage
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Nice finds slippery, which detector were you using and what were the settings?
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Garret Pro Pointer Roughneck Mini Shovel (Broken) Silverline round nose shovel Trowel Ultimate Finds Pouch Bad Back(very))
Never seen on of them before - the musket ball. Interesting find..
Had to google it... Wiki says.. - Bolo Musket ball - Bolo rounds are made of two or more slugs molded onto steel wire. When fired, the slugs separate, pulling the wire taut creating a flying blade, which could theoretically decapitate people and animals or amputate limbs. However, many active shotgun users consider this to be overstated, and view bolo shells as being less effective than conventional ammunition. Bolo shell rounds are banned in many locations (including the US states of Florida[24] and Illinois[25]) due to concerns about their potential lethality. The round is named in reference to bolas, which use two or more weighted balls on a rope to trap cattle or game.
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You know when you have found something amazing when the compliments fly in! CTX 3030
AKA Signum MFT Two more great finds Slippery
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