Y415 .54 Three-Groove Bullet for Mississippi Rifle (.54 Selma)

Description: Here is a nice confederate bullet with a nicely trimmed nose. These were once thought to have been a product of the Selma Arsenal but there is no documentation that proves that. These have been positively identified as being poured in a mold manufactured by Eli Whitney.

Measures: D .528 L 1.031 C .326

Cavity: Rounded Conical

Reference: RBTRF Vol. 4 No. 266

Recovered: Virginia

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