Back in the early-mid 80’s drought I did a walk along the Yarra riverbed through Richmond, pulled a solid 1930’s sidecar and chassis out along with some other bits and pieces, no guns (and I was looking). A fair few early car Chassis , lots of pushbikes and shopping trolleys were in the bottom. I reckon the Merri Creek or Maribyrnong river would maybe have more guns in them.
This looks like some sort of bondage c*ck ring.
Seems its catching on everywhere.
I wonder if you fish out a live round if you’d get charged for posessing live ammunition without a license 
( if not a holder of a ’ weapons license ’ as they’re called in Qld )
How does a magnet attract ammunition? Neither brass, copper nor lead are magnetic.
I have found two shotshells and 3 live 30-06 rounds so far.
Steel heads on the shotshells and steel cased milsurp ammo.
@AusTac was it ADI 308s you had that where steel?
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If theres that much steel imagine how much brass is floating around lol no wonder theres some metalic fisj around
Hornady steel match that stuff was
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One for you Bentaz
Lol, nice find, they look well wrapped probably still in good nick