Bullets of the Civil War

[@13bravoredleg18]

I have dug up “Confederate Tears” .36 caliber Remington bullets produced in St Louis.

[@tomslongguns443]

The middle bullet would of had a wood plug in the bottom, and could be loaded faster and more times then the minnie ball. When fired the wood plug would puss forward and expain the bullet to fit the barrel. It was more accurate than the minnie. You take tge paper cartridge open the bottom pour the powder in the barrel, them turn it around cause bullets upside down. Push bullet in barrel tire off paper, cause it lubed and it took little effort to load, unlike the mimmie which after a few shots got hard to load.

[@gabrielvillanueva3520]

I have one from my great grandpa I learned so much from this vid keep it up 👍

[@subscribeifyourenotgay5083]

Me and my friend were just Metal detecting and we found one.

[@Thatscrazy42069]

cool stuff!

[@MilitariaReviewed]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!

[@jethro929292]

Well done! Very informative.

[@MilitariaReviewed]

Thanks for watching! I’ve got some more Civil War related videos coming soon.

[@bruce-qm5fl]

I have 100 pounds of these bullets. All 3 types. Any idea what they would be worth ?

[@fernandorodriguez876]

Could you sell me some?

[@fernandorodriguez876]

I would really like to buy some off you if you don’t mind!

[@bruce-qm5fl]

@@fernandorodriguez876 I have no idea what they are worth , but I would like to sell all 100 pounds of them . I'll dig them out of my storage and go through and see what I have.

[@bruce-qm5fl]

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[@bruce-qm5fl]

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[@HCOW688]

I have one with the perfect grey still it’s in amazing condition 😇