A akasyto New Member Joined Feb 1, 2014 Messages 16 Oct 12, 2014 #1 Hi there,today i find these bullet shell , please ID from what weapon? Regards Attachments bullet 003.jpg 83.9 KB · Views: 315
The Wolf Elite Member Joined Jan 24, 2012 Messages 1,796 Location Virginia Oct 12, 2014 #2 I haven't a clue, however i would guess 1898 as the date. I just wanted to comment and say that's some seruous calculation going on there on that graph paper.
I haven't a clue, however i would guess 1898 as the date. I just wanted to comment and say that's some seruous calculation going on there on that graph paper.
ScubaDetective In Memory Of Forum Supporter Joined May 14, 2008 Messages 12,276 Location Underwater with the fishes Oct 12, 2014 #3 Ok this one has me stumped. BUT I know of a collector that might help. VW is not on any list I can find: http://cartridgecollectors.org/?page=headstampcodes#V Also the date 18- 98???? The numbers on the left SHOULD be the month. Maybe it is the 18th week of 1898? NO idea. But I think you have a Springfield 45-70 casing there.
Ok this one has me stumped. BUT I know of a collector that might help. VW is not on any list I can find: http://cartridgecollectors.org/?page=headstampcodes#V Also the date 18- 98???? The numbers on the left SHOULD be the month. Maybe it is the 18th week of 1898? NO idea. But I think you have a Springfield 45-70 casing there.
Vermonster Elite Member Joined Mar 28, 2014 Messages 9,477 Oct 14, 2014 #4 Wow. usually I can Google at least one page that lists something. I can find ZERO info on this. Very cool, hope someone has an answer.....
Wow. usually I can Google at least one page that lists something. I can find ZERO info on this. Very cool, hope someone has an answer.....
Karletto Senior Member Joined Mar 27, 2013 Messages 447 Location Slovenia - central Europe Oct 14, 2014 #5 That's year 1898 100%... Basically if the headstamp is divided into four sections like yours, you are looking about ww1 era or even 19th century...
That's year 1898 100%... Basically if the headstamp is divided into four sections like yours, you are looking about ww1 era or even 19th century...
chris kennedy Elite Member Joined Apr 9, 2014 Messages 1,117 Location Good ol golden state,Formerly Colorado,New Mexico, Oct 14, 2014 #6 that looks like a shotgun shell i found a 1916 version of pretty much the same thing on my property.