Help with Bullet ID's

[Roy A]

I took a gamble on a few bullets this past weekend since they looked odd and I really do not know what I got here.

First one is a three ringer with really wide spacing between rings. Conical cavity ( doesn't look conical in the pic but it is), fairly deep, somewhat thin walls.
H - 1.064 in
D - .591 in
W - 511 gn

Second one is a pistol bullet
H - .669 in
D - .459 in
W - 235 gn

Was told they were found in Georgia but anything is possible. They kinda look foreign to me IMO.

Any ideas?

[Roy A]

Here are the pistol bullet pics.

[Jim T]

They have a nice, and deceptive, patina.  However I believe these are not CW period.  The first is a Lyman mould bullet still used by shooters.  I cannot identify the second, but its diameter makes me think it is for a post-war .45 cal. weapon.

[Roy A]

Think your correct Jim.
I searched lyman bullet molds and found that pistol bullet/mold listed as a .45
http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/204/204749.jpg

I'm sure the other is out there as well.
 
Oh well, I knew something looked off to me. Got them at some antique trap off 81 somewhere, no big loss.

[Tex27]

Or.....

#1 is commonly known as a Georgia Troops bullet. Prov is Corinth & Shiloh & Va areas. Shiloh CW Relics sells these sometimes. M&M #413

#2 is a .50 cal Smith carbine bullet, see http://www.shilohrelics.com/cgi-bin/Display_Item.asp?88883

[acwbullets]

Jim is correct on both accounts!