It's A Trap! Senior Member Joined Apr 25, 2012 Messages 331 Location Western Pennsylvania, Gibsonia May 28, 2012 #1 Found this by an apple tree, the area was farmland all the way back to 1870. It is non-magnetic, grayish and rough. There are two holes in it. Attachments 019.jpg 27.2 KB · Views: 452 020.jpg 26.7 KB · Views: 417 021.jpg 23 KB · Views: 424 022.jpg 23.1 KB · Views: 445
Found this by an apple tree, the area was farmland all the way back to 1870. It is non-magnetic, grayish and rough. There are two holes in it.
DigginTexas Forum Supporter Joined Apr 24, 2012 Messages 817 Location dfw area texas May 28, 2012 #2 being non-magnetic its probably the hammer from a zinc die-cast toy gun.
E E Hedberg Junior Member Joined Feb 2, 2019 Messages 55 Location Cherryfeild ME Mar 24, 2019 #3 Item 1 Looks like a dog for an adjustment on a farm implement the big hole would be the pivot point and the small hole would be where a spring would attach
Item 1 Looks like a dog for an adjustment on a farm implement the big hole would be the pivot point and the small hole would be where a spring would attach
rustyk1 Elite Member Joined Feb 24, 2013 Messages 1,449 Location Gaston SC Mar 24, 2019 #4 If it's not magnetic, then it cannot be from an actual firearm as they are iron or steel. It could be off a toy gun, they are cast pot metal, or white metal. a farm implimrnt could be possible as state d above.
If it's not magnetic, then it cannot be from an actual firearm as they are iron or steel. It could be off a toy gun, they are cast pot metal, or white metal. a farm implimrnt could be possible as state d above.