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| 577/450 Martini-Henry |
| The 577/450 Martini-Henry was adopted by the English Armed Forces in 1871 for use in the Martini-Henry single shot falling block rifle, which replaced the .577 Snider cartridge and Snider-Enfield Rifle. The 557/450 cartridge was orginally developed with a rolled, coiled, brass case, and later evolved into solid brass. For such a widely used Military and Sporting Cartridge it is fast becoming a scarce item. Below are various versions of this very old caliber. ( 5 Versions Below ) |
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This is the "Black Powder" Rifle,Brass version, by Kynoch, excellent , straight from the box, withWhite Paper Patch, 400 Grain Solid Projectile for use in Rifles not in Carbines. One per Customer |
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| $ 34.50 per Cartridge |
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Very scarce 1885, rolled, coiled .476 or 577/450 Martini-Henry, Mark II Buckshot, issued for Rifle and Carbines. This is Very Limited, One per Customer |
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| $ 47.50 per Cartridge |
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This is the Rifle, Solid Brass version, by Kynoch, excellent , straight from the box, with Orange Paper patch, 400 Grain Solid Projectile for use in Rifles not in Carbines. Very Limited, One per Customer |
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| $ 29.50 per Cartridge |
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| <~~ To the Left, "New" 577-450 Martini-Henry 480 grain "Silver Coated" Projectile by TEN-X |
| To the Right "New" ~~> 577-450 Blank with a Very Nice Crimp |
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| $ 12.75 per Cartridge |
| $ 6.50 per Cartridge |
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