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| The 577 B.P. Express (B.P.= Black Powder) was introduced in the early 1870's,
and was changed to the .577" Nitro Express in the early 1900's when it was loaded with "Cordite" (see picture) smokeless powder. Today this cartridge is loaded with regular smokeless powder as cordite is no longer in production. It was produced in 3 lenghts: 2&3/4", 3" and 3&1/4" lengths). |
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| $ 59.95 per Cartridge |
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| British Cartridges |
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| .577" Nitro Express |
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| Kynoch |
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| Cordite Smokeless Powder |
| Cordite was the first smokeless powder developed in 1887 by Sir Frederick Abel and James Dewar. Obsolete since early 1920s Cordite looks and feels like uncooked reddish spaghetti. |
| The above cartridge for sale is new product, with 750 grain, bright brass, soft point projectiles, new smokeless powder,and a 3 inch long brass case. |
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| The product on the left is an older Kynoch cartridge with a different Head Stamp then the newer cartridge above. "KYNOCH .577 NITRO" Head Stamp 3 inch case, 750 grain Jacketed Soft Point Dull finish but can be easily polished if you wish. |
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| $ 59.95 per Cartridge |
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