Buffalo Bore Ammunition 8C20 Lever Gun Strictly Business 45-70Gov 350gr Semi Jacketed Flat Point 20 Per Box/12 Case

SKU: TSW|80791UPC: 651815008035Mfr. Part #: 8C20

$78.99

Buffalo Bore Ammunition 8C20 Lever Gun Strictly Business 45-70Gov 350gr Semi Jacketed Flat Point 20 Per Box/12 Case

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Buffalo Bore offers 45-70 ammunition that is externally identical to SAAMI spec 45-70 ammo, but internally it generates far more power and pressure. So, their 45-70 ammo will fit into any 45-70 firearm, but is not safe in every 45-70 firearm. Its use should be limited to the following firearms: All Marlin 1895 (1895 Marlins are all model 336 actions, chambered in 45-70) iterations made since 1972, all Browning 1885 and 1886 copies, Rossi Rio Grande, New England Arms Handi Rifle, T/C Encore, ALL falling block actions made of modern steel such as Ruger #1 and #3, Shiloh, Christian and Persoli Sharps, all Winchester 1886 iterations made since 1915 and all Siamese Mauser bolt actions.

Additional information

upc

651815008035

manufacturer

Buffalo Bore Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

8C20

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

3.95

Case Material

Brass

Caliber/Gauge

.45-70 Government

Grains

350 gr

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