Identify bullet
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Hey /k/, So recently my grandfather just gave me this single giant bullet, and I have no clue what it is.
Can you guys help?
Some old WW2 30.06 round is the smaller one for size reference.
It looks like a 50 cal to me, but I'm not sure.
>>29725914
What's the bottom look like? It's likely a 50 though.
Looks like a .50 to me. Are their not any markings on the head stamp outside the primer?
>>29725914
its a small nuclear warhead. Don't touch the tip or you'll get hypo-cancer
>>29725931
>>29725935
It says "LC90" on the bottom. Pic related.
>>29725936
/pol/ spotted.
>>29725970
Lake City 50 BMG, made in 2006
>>29725970
>>29725978
If it was 90 it would be LC on top and 90 the bottom not LC 06
>>29725978
Thanks anon. That's cool, having a 50 cal.
>Time to make a slam rifle for it. Shrapnel for days.
>>29725914
Be a little less retarded. Show us the head stamp, and also give measurements. That damn near ends all speculation to oh man this big thing.
:^)
>>29725970
Is that a marked primer?
Is it a dud or non-firing replica?
>>29728473
Kinda hard to tell, it looks like the primer's been struck, then smoothed/polished over, but that seems like a lot of sealant around the primer, it might be a display round, can't say for certain.
>>29728473
>>29728542
OP here, there's no gunpowder when I shake it, unlike the 30-06.
It's a replica I'm pretty sure.
>>29728620
Very cool! If you feel up for a bit of tinkering, you can make it into a pen if you feel up for it.
http://www.rockler.com/wood-turning/pen-turning-kits
