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Only a METALLURGIST can tell if the bullet is from the 1860's or not.
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How much will a fired civil war bullet be worth?
about as much as a haypenny from the civil war
Who is Charles Evens Ussery?
A peson that fought in the Civil War and got bullet shot in his left cheek and the bullet came out of his left ear.
How did the invention of the minnie ball bullet shape the civil war?
it made it quicker and faster to load
Why did the Civil War have to be fought and what was at stake?
Pls tell me someone about i don't know about civil war
Can a world war 2 era civil defense helmet stop any kind of bullet?
No, Civil Defense helmets were made for falling debris, not for ballistics.
How much will a fired civil war bullet be worth?
about as much as a haypenny from the civil war
What civil war item brought into the resale shop on Pawn Stars was fake?
The cavalry bugle purported to be from the US Civil War was fake.
What kind of injures did civil solders have during the civil war?
Bullet wounds, which could get infected.
Who fired the first bullet in the civil war?
people at fort sumter
Who is Walter Wigfall from the Civil War?
Walter Wigfall fought for the north in the civil war. He was a private and had to fake is way into the war because he was only 17. He lived with his widowed and and his brother.
Who is Charles Evens Ussery?
A peson that fought in the Civil War and got bullet shot in his left cheek and the bullet came out of his left ear.
How do you tell the difference in a real world war 2 knife and fake?
a fake knife is plastic
What did surgeons do during the civil war?
They did surgeries for people that were injured. i.e. had a bullet stuck in arm
How did the invention of the minnie ball bullet shape the civil war?
it made it quicker and faster to load
Why did the Civil War have to be fought and what was at stake?
Pls tell me someone about i don't know about civil war
What about Civil War bullets?
The US Civil War was our last war fought with muskets. The Civil War was a transitioning phase to metalic cartridges, that we still use today. When US Civil War soldiers fired their muskets/rifles there was no spent shell casing to eject from the weapon. Only a lead ball or minie bullet came out of the muzzle (minie bullet was shaped like today's bullet...long missile shaped). Some Spencer repeating rifles were used (the transitioning phase) in which spent copper shell cases were ejected from the weapons.
How many days was the civil war?
you tell me
