Good resource for identifying bullets?

[TrpnBils]

Is there a good place online for identifying CW bullets? I have about 4 different types dug up from last year. I know I could post them here and find out, but I'd like to come up with as comprehensive of a reference as I can so I can ID stuff more easily in the future.

 

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[duggap]

American Civil War Bullet and Relic Collecting Association

see if the above link will help you. BTW there are some really good books out there at a fairly good price. If you are going to keep digging those lovelies then you may want to put one in your library.

 

[tennessee]

Thanks, Duggap!

 

[TrpnBils]

Thanks - I don't know why I'm not getting email updates anymore...just saw these replies today!

 

[TrpnBils]

Wow - I hadn't had a chance to look at that website until this evening. Now I need to find another site to tell me what all of the stuff on that website means! I had no idea there were this many configurations!

 

[JR in Hohenwald TN.]

Book wise its McKee & Mason the bible of bullets through the years. Its an older print and been around along time. If you can find one its a good addition to your library.

But theres several online from what I've heard and dealers too.

 

[Davers]

Wow - I hadn't had a chance to look at that website until this evening. Now I need to find another site to tell me what all of the stuff on that website means! I had no idea there were this many configurations!

(Too lazy to look)

Do the bullets on the site have M&M #s?