What are these?

[RaiderBoy 19]

anybody know what these are i know there obviously bullets but of what calibre and so.

 

 

im even more curious about these gray ones they look like massive air rifles pellets compared to the little .22 next to them

 

 

The bullet shaped ones measure about 8 mm across and 14 mm high and weigh about 8 gramms not grains

the gray ones measure about 7 mm across and 15 mm high and weigh about 6 gramms

[sharp shot tim 0]

anybody know what these are i know there obviously bullets but of what calibre and so.

 

 

im even more curious about these gray ones they look like massive air rifles pellets compared to the little .22 next to them

 

 

The bullet shaped ones measure about 8 mm across and 14 mm high and weigh about 8 gramms not grains

the gray ones measure about 7 mm across and 15 mm high and weigh about 6 gramms

7and 8mm hand gun prodjectiles fmj(max penetration) and something similar to a wad cutter(max stopping power, impact).

[philip140 6]

looks like a bullet from a muzzle loading pistol.

[mattydski 560]

i was thinking a .38 wadcutter on the right.

[410phil 4]

The rounds on the left look like 410 shotgun solid slugs ,,but I might be wrong,,

410 PHIL

[waidmann 105]

the ones on the left look like pistol/handgun ( 7.62 para??)

the ones on the right look like solid shot but are obviously too small so muzzel loader could be quite close

( smooth bore,hence the rifling on the round).

 

a wad cutter should not have rifling,and should be concave at the tip.

 

an exact measurement of the projectiles should help a little further.

atb

[410phil 4]

MAKE THAT THE ROUNDS ON THE RIGHT !!!!

[3jackwhite3 2]

the ones on the right look like a 410 shotgun slug.

[MrYou 0]

what diametre are they? can you easure them with a vernier, or a rough idea with a ruler.

look 357 cal , or 32 cal handgun to me.....the r/h pics are wad cutters.

[waidmann 105]

a pound coin being 22mm( approx)and the estimation of both projetiles( from the pic using a piece of paper ) would be around 7.5 mm.

i would stick with 7.62 parabellum on the left.

 

a wadcutter should in my experiance be concave(front end) .410 being 10.4mm i find this unlikely unless "sabot" projected.

 

go on give us a clue