Carbine Cleaner

Joe G from Md

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Whites 6000Di Pro plus/ Whites 5900/ started with Whites 4900
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All Treasure Hunting

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Nice find Joe. You are right, the piece that looks like a cork screw I have always heard it referred to as a bullet worm. I have seen a few of these that had been found with the worm still twisted into the lead bullet. Pic's, I mean.
 

That is a carbine cleaning tool, I have one I dug too. I will post a pic later, I'm at work right now.

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That is a carbine cleaning tool, I have one I dug too. I will post a pic later, I'm at work right now.

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Heres a pic of the one I found. Recovered, Johnston's River Line, Atlanta, GA.

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I have something similar that I forgot about, but am not sure of that one. I will get a pic posted tomorrow and see what you guys think.

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Heres a pic of the one I found. Recovered, Johnston's River Line, Atlanta, GA.

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Very Cool.
I don't recall seeing a Double Ended one , I have found 2 different ones 1 was 'Said' to be for an Enfield & looks like Joe's & one is a bit shorter (likely Broken).
Again I love anything Civil War & Brass.
I never have found a 'Cork Screw Piece tho , I do have some possible lumps of rust tho ' lol.
 

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