Double Tap Hardcast Solid Rifle Ammunition .45-70 Govt 405gr WFNGC 1810 fps 20/ct

SKU: RSR|DBT4570405HC-NUPC: 091037683717Mfr. Part #: 4570405HC

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Double Tap Hardcast Solid Rifle Ammunition .45-70 Govt 405gr WFNGC 1810 fps 20/ct

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Description

A 45-70 load that will deliver superior penetration on big game and remain safe to shoot through all guns chambered in 45-70 (except the old trap-door style). This load runs at 25000psi yet has the ballistics found in much higher pressure cartridges. Deer elk moose hogs and bear will not like this one!

Caliber : .45-70 Government

Bullet : 405gr Wide Flat Nose

Ballistics : 1810fps – 2914 ft./lbs. – 22.0" bbl. Marlin

Additional information

upc

091037683717

manufacturer

Double Tap Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

4570405HC

Caliber/Gauge

.45-70 Government

Grains

405Gr

Model

Hardcast Solid

Product Type

Hard Cast

Shipping Weight

2.05

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

2.40

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