Short hunt - Very small three ringer - help identify?

Short after work hunt in New Jersey at the old house & farm field that’s given up so many great coins and buttons. I found out today it was once owned by Thomas Jefferson.

Can anyone help me identify that bullet? It’s so small but it’s a three ringer. I used an Indian penny I had to show scale.

Also, anyone have a clue what those two rings are that are connected together? *Update - this is a "Snaffle Bit" - The English Loose Ring Snaffle Bit is probably the most common English riding bit. It's often the bit first introduced to horses.

Nice finds not sure about the bullet

Cooper said:

Nice finds not sure about the bullet

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Well, I'm not a buckle guy but where there are buckles hopefully there are more coins lol. :beerbuddy:

I had no idea they made 3 ringers this small, I'm still trying to date it.

The bullet must be a Minie ball for a pistol?

Thomas Jefferson owned a house and farm in New Jersey?

Nice digs Ken. I don't recall ever digging a three-ringer that small. The oval object looks like an old carburetor float.

No idea on that 3 ringer???? I've seen pistol bullets but I can't remember any with rings.