bullet

[djkam]

the same place were i found the ring posted earlier today , i now found this bullet, as i am totally not familiar with weapons, can it be sharp/explode? at the bottom it looks like something with a thread is sticking out, its quite heavy like lead, shows copper on the display though, the second has been fired but is still closed, no bullet, a blank?

added: as the second one is still closed and heavy might it still be sharp/refused to fire and if so whats the best to do with it? police, trash bin, i found it at a childrens playground!!

 

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[outraged]

The second round is a blank for sure. The first looks to be a .50 cal or larger. I doubt it is explosive but i would suggest using care when ever handling ordnance. You had some sweet finds though...Congrats

 

[Shortround]

I agree with Outraged. The first pic of the bullet appears to be .50 cal (12.7mm) FMJ. I doubt it is explosive, but just as Outraged suggested - always use care when handling any kind of ordance. Second pic is a spent blank casing abosolutely.

 

[Night Stalker]

That doesn't look like a .50 cal bullet, they're a bit larger, maybe a 30.06? The second pic is definitely a spent shell case - no danger in either one of them.

HH/NS

 

[Shortround]

30.06 is a basicly 7.62mm diameter - the bullet in the picture is definitely over 11mm at least - probably closer to 12 or a little over (thus the .50 cal guess) just judging by the scale it is pictured beside of.

 

[CarolinaDigs]

I know nothing about bullets but it looks dangerous !

 

[Ammo Dog]

first pic .50 cal bullet. second pic is a fired blank.

 

[watercolor]

.50 caliber bullet. . . usually copper jacketed with a lead core. It's good you found it instead of a kid. . . that's grounds for suspension if a teacher found one of them with it.



Take care,
watercolor