Hi there gun nuts! seein as y'all know this type of business,

.45 ACP

there is a theory he was assasinated by his own... is the wound consistent with a revolutionary era flintlock rifle or pistol?

>Charles’s thick felt hat, for instance, remains on display in a Swedish museum, bearing a hole 19 millimeters in diameter,
>or about three quarters of an inch—a clear indicator of the size, and hence perhaps the type, of the projectile that killed him

>http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-blazing-career-and-mysterious-death-of-the-swedish-meteor-39695356/

cheers lad... sniff of grape then.

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>>32158499
more from the article
"The strangest piece of evidence in this strange tale is a “curious object” brought into the museum at Varberg in May 1932 by Carl Andersson, a master smith. Andersson handed over “two half-spheres of brass filled with lead and soldered together into a ball, with a protruding loop that testified to its former use as a button.” One side was flattened, “the result of a forceful collision with a hard surface.” He had found the button, he said, in 1924 in a load of gravel he had hauled from a pit near his home.

According to Klein, the kulknappen fits neatly with another Swedish tradition–one suggesting that Charles’s magical protection had been breached by a killer who used the king’s own coat button to kill him."

.50 cal minie ball

>>32158499
>.70 cal black powder something or another?

>>32158527
>He had found the button, he said, in 1924 in a load of gravel he had hauled from a pit near his home.

As a gravel truck driver, you'd have never noticed it

that's bullshit

>>32159025
He probably used a bucket and a shovel, you know, being 1924 and all.

>>32158457

Obviously a FAMAS

>>32159025
>1924
>gravel trucks didnt exist

your pure lack of reading comprehension and understand of time is probably the reason you are a gravel truck driver and not a fucking scientist.