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Could it be? A 3 Ringer in Southern California

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Explorer.se

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I don’t know what i have but I think it might be a three ringer in my possession. My fellow treasure hunters out there please let me know this is what i think it is. It was discovered at an old park in Los Angeles and it was down about 9-10”. This put a smile on my face to say the least. I haven’t found an Indian Head Cent yet but this could be better than that. Enjoy guys. It is heavy guys! Oh I found it using my Explorer Pro with the stock coil.

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Looks right to me. Nice one
 
That's exactly what it is :thumbup:
 
Yes that’s what you found! I’ve actually found many of these in Cali. Congrats on your first 3 ringer!
Ray
 
doc holiday232 said:
Muzzle loaders were common in Kalifornia.
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Oh really Doc! I did not know that my question would be what would it had been fired from and what regiment or outfit would it had come from? I’m stumped but I will look at the history books. Thanks Doc.
 
Ray(Ca) said:
Yes that’s what you found! I’ve actually found many of these in Cali. Congrats on your first 3 ringer!
Ray
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Wow Ray you’ve found many that’s awesome do you know the history behind them here in california?
 
I would think that during that time frame all weapons civilian and military would have used the same type of bullets. The gold rush actually pre-dates the civil war.
 
chuck said:
I would think that during that time frame all weapons civilian and military would have used the same type of bullets. The gold rush actually pre-dates the civil war.
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Oh wow Chuck yes that makes sense so happy to have it!
 
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