🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Help Identify ammo

[tinner]

Hello everyone, I'm wondering if anyone can help Identifying this ammo. The first casing has no headstamp but appears to be a 45 cal. . the second casing has markings that say Rem-umc .30usa. The rest are led bullets except for the pointy one not sure if it is a bullet or not

Thanks for your help!!

 

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[Back-of-the-boat]

The pointy one looks like a pellet from an air rifle.

 

[lisfisher]

UMC stands for Union metallic cartridge company, founded in 1867. They later merged with Remington arms in Bridgeport CT

 

[pepperj]

The pointy one looks like a pellet from an air rifle.

Not any pellet I have ever used.
Way too big unless it's something made now in the higher cal.
.177/.22 cal are the two common
Hard to tell as there's no photo of the diameter measurement.

 

[pistol-pete]

first one is 45 Colt looks like 1880's they weren't headstamp at first. REM-UMC headstamp n the 30 USA or 30 Army, commonly called 30-40 krag would put it after 1912 as they used only UMC before that date.

 

[tinner]

Not any pellet I have ever used.
Way too big unless it's something made now in the higher cal.
.177/.22 cal are the two common
Hard to tell as there's no photo of the diameter measurement.

I would agree, not a pellet, way too big. I've attached another photo for reverence.
Thanks!!

 

[tinner]

first one is 45 Colt looks like 1880's they weren't headstamp at first. REM-UMC headstamp n the 30 USA or 30 Army, commonly called 30-40 krag would put it after 1912 as they used only UMC before that date.

Thanks, I kind of thought it was a .45 but no headstamp threw me off. So this round was introduced after the .30 06?

 

[tinner]

Also, I'm really curious about picture #7. It has a sliver of led at the pointed end, Maybe from the casting Any ideas i've added a couple more pictures of it.
Thanks!!

 

[pistol-pete]

No Tinner the 30-40 Krag introduced 1892 and used until 1906 when we went to 30-06 cartridge
Commercial 30-40's are still made today.
45 Colt introduced 1873 still made today.
30-40 was known as 30 Army
30-06 is 30 Government

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Also, I'm really curious about picture #7. It has a sliver of led at the pointed end, Maybe from the casting Any ideas i've added a couple more pictures of it.
Thanks!!

It almost looks like someone grabbed it with a pair of pliers or something else to pull it from the casing.