Hey Yall,
Just wondering if anyone knows what kind of bullets these are?
Don't even know if the one on the right is one...
looks like it has brass on edges...
Thanks for any info...
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That's an old "HENRY" shell casing. Almost looks like 22 cal. so that indicates that it is probably a Winchester bullet made after they bought out Henry Repeating Firearms. The original HENRY was only made in 44 cal.
Some internet info for you:
Oliver Winchester purchased Henry's company, and the Henry rifle evolved into the brass framed Winchester Model 1866 "Golden Boy" rifle, which was chambered for the same round. Henry remained the chief designer for Winchester Repeating Arms and designed the famous Winchester rifles that "won the West." For over 100 years all Winchester rimfire ammunition was head stamped with an "H" in honor of B. Tyler Henry.
Yes Ron is right on call with this one. Great find !!
Hey Marc,
Sorry for the delay - camera battery was dead.
Heres some more pics of the weird thing in question...
I was thinking maybe some sort of counterweight???
Anyway thanks for looking.
P.S. yea found that rosie a while ago...I'm up to 5 silvers now
Now if I can just peg those deep silver tones...
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I believe the ringed thing is a compression line fitting used for backflow purposes on either air or hydraulic lines. Ron is correct on the Henry Short. That's a keeper.