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Recent content by TerryEastTexas

  1. TerryEastTexas

    How to set up DT

    Nevermind. I found out.
  2. TerryEastTexas

    How to set up DT

    I lost my manual so I need some advice on how to set up dt. Any help will be appreciated.
  3. TerryEastTexas

    Which version?

    Same here.
  4. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    PW I think you got it.
  5. TerryEastTexas

    More bullet ID's

    The bullets on the left are .35 cal. .68" and weigh 138 grains. The one on the right is .44 cal. .72" and weighs 236 grains.
  6. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    464 grains or 30.1 grams but looks like some of the tip may be gone so not sure about the weight. Just what the scale says.
  7. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    It is somewhat warped and hard to tell exactly what it is. It could easily be .528 cal.
  8. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    Sorry, I was mistaken. It seems to be .53.25 caliber. Counted as a .54 cal.
  9. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    Thanks for responding. But I'm refering to the bullet in the middle.
  10. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    I did find a bullet that matches in dimension. It's called the Nathan Bedford Forrest Enfield. It's .54 caliber and .975 " long. Considering that the bullet is fired and likely distorted then the measurements match. But I haven't found out how much it weighs. What ya'll think.
  11. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    It has no grooves.
  12. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    I don't think it's long enough.
  13. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    Not the right caliber.
  14. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    Open.
  15. TerryEastTexas

    Civil War bullet experts

    Found this morning in a Confederate camp. The Sringfield on the right and Enfield on the right. With the one in the middle is unknown. It's .53 cal. and weighs 466 grains. Any help will be appriciated.
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