Website to identify old bullets, is there one?

Website to identify old bullets, is there one?

you would be looking for a Bulletin im sure someone will come up with one

I'm an old bullet but I can't help

I've seen something in the classified section of SSAA magazines about old cartridges & bullets, I'll have a look at get back to you.

Try the Australian Cartridge Collectors Association. Their email address is, australiancartridgecollectors.org
They should be able to help.
Postal address is, ACCA Membership Secretary, 20 Hope Drive, Paralowie SA 5108
Telephone, 08 82502642

Pic of the bullet? or projectile?
I often find knowing the history of the area helps.
I.E around here the USA and Aussie army trained in 1940's for WW2. So if and when i find a mortar, projectile etc i do the military pics first..
I picked up a projectile out Warwick way that weighed about an ounce, Its massive !!!! It was mushroomed and i would hate to see what it hit...
You could throw it at someone and knock em out....
Theres some weird and wonderfull projectiles out there, thats for sure..

Projectiles sorry.

They are ancient and solid lead.
The top one weighs 15 grams and the bottom one 10 grams.
I found them at the base of a tree along with a dozen or more old 22 projectiles, looks like someone was having a target practice session.

Interesting websites Ive found.
http://cartridgecollectors.org/glossary.htm

http://littlegun.info/arme%20francaise/collection%20fusils/a%20a%20coll%20fusil%20evolution%20projectiles%20gb.htm

Ive posted on an ammunition collectors forum and got answers, although Im still non the wiser.

http://iaaforum.org/forum3/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11566

As they say, research research research. I'm sure you will find it eventually. Maybe

I'm still tryin to find out what kind of weapon fires this thing.


It's Sunday, woo hoo
sorry, not much help am I.

cheers
bullet

Bullet wrote:I'm still tryin to find out what kind of weapon fires this thing.

Thats fired using a Bambooii Rodicus, a weapon favoured by Calimarious Italianii.
Species Calimarious Italianii are usually found around coastal areas, and pizza shops.

pizza, now that sounds good