Reduced Load Non-paper-patched .468″ 577-450 Martini-Henry Ammo 577/450
$54.99
Box of *SEVEN* new-production REDUCED Load (70gr FFg) black powder cartridges for the .577-450 Martini-Henry (577/450) with 525gr .468 non-paper-patched projectiles. New ammunition for your old battle rifle!
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Description
New production REDUCED Load (70gr FFg) 577-450 Martini-Henry ammunition with non-paper-patched .468″ lead projectiles (~525gr). Box of SEVEN newly manufactured .577-450 Martini-Henry (577/450) cartridges for the M1873 British Martini/Henry service rifle. This storied firearm saw action around the world in the late 1800s and into the twentieth century. It served in Afghanistan in the Anglo/Afghan Wars, in Africa in the Boar and Zulu Wars, and Europe through World War One.
Get your old war horse back to the range with our new production 577-450 ammo!
***Cases formed from 24ga brass.***
We can do custom loads as well. Please contact us for a quote.
Contact us about sending back your fired 577/450 MH brass cases for a discount on your next ammo purchase! We use them for making dummy (inert) cartridges.
*Why seven? – Because that’s how many fit in the only cartridge boxes we have that will hold these monstrosities!
Before firing:
– Confirm you have the correct caliber
– Have a qualified gunsmith inspection the condition of your firearm
– Always wear eye AND ear protection
We assume no liability for the proper function of your vintage firearm.
Additional information
| Weight | 14 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 5 × 1 in |
| product type | ammunition |
| numrounds | 7 |
| Brand | Old South Ammo |
| caliber | .577-450 Martini-Henry |
| grains | 525 |
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JOHN TARVIN (verified owner) –
Glad I found a place that does all this reloading stuff instead of me screwing it up. Well worth the price!
James P. (verified owner) –
Ammo chambers no problem. Haven’t had the chance to fire it yet.
Wadehowardbyrd@gmail.com (verified owner) –
Ammo ran perfect in my 1886 Martini.