the smallest lead bullet I have ever seen...!

Rammjäger · Mar 17, 2015

this one is much smaller than a .22 . From a toy gun perhaps?

maddy · Mar 17, 2015

Could be from a pellet gun. It's not the usual shape but I have seen similar.

BentRod · Mar 17, 2015

Maybe a .177 cal? Today it's used primarily by air rifles, but there is a .17 cal firearm.

Offshore2 · Mar 17, 2015

.17 hmr but every one I've ever seen are pointy and copper jacketed

scottk · Mar 17, 2015

I found a bullet just like that today.

Rammjäger · Mar 18, 2015

it was so small I had a hard time finding it in the dirt.Even with the pinpointer ! :roll:

Hdnsouth · Mar 18, 2015

I believe what you found is a 4mm Flaubert round. They were first built sometime in the mid 1800s and were used in pistols that they called parlor or salon guns can't remember exactly I've seen a couple for sale over the years I may be wrong but pretty sure that's what you found.

SOLATEX · Mar 18, 2015

the smallest lead bullet ...

I BELIEVE that the old Sheridans used that diameter pellet

JackalopeZL1 · Mar 18, 2015

5 mm remington rimfire..

the smallest lead bullet I have ever seen...!

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