45/70 405 Grain RNFP Qty 100

Great lead. Perfect for my antique 45/70 rifle for reloads.

Very nicely cast bullets, well-lubed, great uniformity. Only drawback is not the bullets fault, but 400 grain bullets at 1600 fps are a bear to shoot off the bench in my little 18" barrel 6 1/4# Marlin Cowboy carbine!

I will buy more of these they held a tight group and can’t ask for more.

Found them to be good quality. I sorted them by weight and got about a dozen groups but the median groups had 10-20 bullets each. I would certainly purchase them again but see they are still out of stock.
I would love to see you offer 525-545 grain bullets of the same quality.

At 100 yards, from a bench and solid rest, I’ve been able to achieve 1.7” to 2.3” five shot groups. This from a Sharps 45-70 with a 34” barrel and FFg black powder. Better than smokeless powder loads and factory 350 jacketed projectiles. Groups might be tighter if the bullet weights were more uniform. Weighted 30, randomly selected, with results ranging from 405.8 to 409.5. Other than that issue the bullets are well made and accurate enough to ring metal targets at extended ranges with consistency.

Very accurate in my shilo sharps. Beautiful bullet.

Great product already loaded and ready to fire

I worked up some loads for the 405 grain 45-70 bullets, and found the sweet spot. These bullets out perform the factory rounds. At 50 yards with open sights (the 12" target is filled by the bead of the sight at 50 yards, very hard shot) I was able to pull off a 1" group! Wow.

I bought a Springfield Model 1873 carbine made in 1881. I loaded twenty rounds of your bullets and they performed perfectly.
I got to shoot this fine old rifle. Very cool!
Charlie

GREAT BULLETS very consistent out of my marlin guide gun ,fast shipping thanks guys.Will be ordering more from yall.

These bullets are the most accurate cast bullets I have ever shot. Tried them all and cast my own for 50 years now and these are the most CONSISTENT I have used. I will be ordering these from now on.

Great bullet for the bear stand here in Alaska.