Description: Very nice .69 Raleigh Pattern manufactured at the North Carolina Institute for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind. This example is very nice and has the wide rings. At one time, these were referred to as "Carcano” or "Garibaldi” bullets. This one has a slight "cap nose” and a very small teat at the bottom of the cavity. This would stand out in any Confederate Civil War bullet collection!
Measures: D .688” OAL 1.110” C .462”
Recovered: Orange, Virginia
Reference: Round Ball to Rimfire Vol. 4 No. 561-566
Shipping Weight:
0.25 lb
Your Price $65.00 USD
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