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Ultramax .45-70 Govt. Flat Point

Name: Ultramax .45-70 Govt. Flat Point
Brand: Ultramax
SKU: 712002980
Price: 6543.21 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.33 (3 reviews)

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Specifications

Casing Brass

Bullet Type Full Metal Jacket

Pressurized Yes

Box Quantity 20

Bullet Weight 405 grains

Caliber / Gauge .45-70 Govt.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV

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Product Overview

Ultramax .45-70 Govt. cowboy ammunition with a 405 grain RN FP bullet. This load is packaged for convenient range use with brass casings and a flat-point profile designed for reliable performance at traditional lever-action .45-70 distances.

Key Features

405 grain RN FP bullet for consistent downrange performance
Brass casing for dependable feeding and extraction
Boxed 20 rounds for easy carry to the range or backstop practice
Classic .45-70 Govt. cowboy-style load for traditional shooting

Choose Ultramax .45-70 Govt. 405 grain RN FP for dependable cowboy-style shooting and straightforward range logistics.

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4.3 | 3 Reviews

SKU:: CB45701
UPC:: 755104457013
BUDS ID:: 712002980

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Patrick E.

8 years ago

Verified Purchaser

Decent round, cheaper...

Decent round, cheaper @ Buds then some places. Shot these through my Marlin 1895sbl with zero issues. I would consider trying again.

Lawrence N.

8 years ago

Verified Purchaser

Shoots to point of aim...

Shoots to point of aim at 50 yds with the battle sights of my 1884 trapdoor type 3 cadet. Very low felt recoil. A little dirty, but not excessively so.

Richard C.

9 years ago

Verified Purchaser

Have not tried this...

Have not tried this yet but the box looks really cool and the price was fair! I know it's safe to shoot in my 1873 Springfield and I can reload the brass! I'll get back to ya'll as far as the accuracy!

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