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Original U.S. Civil War Federal 30-pounder 4.2 Inch Parrott Rifle Projectile with Sabot - Dug Up at Shiloh Antique Flintlock Firearms a bird could lose 2Original Item: Only One Available. This is an example of a 30 pounder (4. 2 inch caliber) Federal Parrott projectile. The information we received with the shell was that it was dug up near the Shiloh Battlefield in Tennessee. The projectile is fully inert and empty, and still retains the brass sabot on the bottom, which shows rifling grooves, so this is a shell that was fired. This design features case shot material, and a brass sabot that is cast