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This 45/70 uses our new 325-grain solid brass flat point and prints an average 5-shot group of 1.9″ inches at 100 yards. 45 70 brass for sale Feeds through all lever guns with ease and its relatively mild recoil makes it easy to shoot accurately. Take advantage of our limited-time price and give these a try!

• Solid brass projectile
• New Starline brass
• Premium powder
• 1,740 FPS (18″ barrel)
• 20 Rounds

NOT SAFE IN TRAPDOOR SPRINGFIELD RIFLES!
We have Trapdoor loads for this application. Other 45/70 options are available here. 45 70 brass In stock 2023

– Caliber: 45/70 Government
– 50 Per Box

45 70 Brass

• Once fired brass cartridges with mixed headstamp. For the reloader who likes to process their own brass. All cases have been magnetically screened and machine-sorted.  All our once-fired brass is packaged in vacuumed sealed bags.  This protects the brass and inhibits tarnishing.
  • Raw: (50) For the reloader who likes to process their own brass.
  • Polished: (50) Brass has been tumbled in stainless steel pins for a very clean and shiny finish inside and out. Brass is comprised of mixed headstamps, both nickel and brass casings. 
• New Brass: (50) New unfired, unprimed brass from various manufacturers in 50-count boxes.  The brass is unfired and unprimed. It is in its original packaging, except for Starline brass.  We purchase this brass in bulk and package the brass in vacuum-sealed bags like our once-fired brass.   Unprimed Brass for sale
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The .45-70 brass refers to the cartridge cases used for loading .45-70 Government ammunition. This caliber, originally developed by the U.S. military in the late 19th century, is known for its powerful performance and versatility in hunting and shooting sports. Here are some key details about .45-70 brass:

1. Dimensions and Specifications:
   • Caliber: .45 (0.458 inches)
   • Case Length: 2.105 inches
   • Rim Diameter: 0.608 inches
   • Base Diameter: 0.505 inches
2. Material:
   • Typically made from brass, which is an alloy of copper and zinc. Brass is preferred for its durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of reloading.
3. Types of Brass:
   • New Brass: Unfired and typically more consistent in dimensions and quality. Ideal for precision reloads.
   • Once-Fired Brass: Used cases that have been fired once. More economical but may require additional preparation, such as cleaning and resizing.
4. Reloading:
   • Reloading .45-70 brass involves several steps: cleaning, resizing, priming, powder charging, and bullet seating. Proper reloading ensures consistent performance and safety.
5. Applications:
   • Hunting: The .45-70 is popular for big game hunting due to its stopping power.
   • Target Shooting: Enthusiasts appreciate its accuracy and historical significance.
   • Historical Reenactments: The .45-70 is used in events replicating 19th-century military and frontier activities.
6. Manufacturers:
   • Several companies produce .45-70 brass, including Starline, Winchester, and Remington. Each may offer slight variations in quality and price.

When selecting .45-70 brass, consider factors like price, availability, and your specific reloading needs. Quality brass can significantly impact the performance and safety of your ammunition.