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  1. The 45/70 Govt.
    Hi I have got a bag of these bullets and I can`t determine who produced them. I bought a SBL a few years ago and these were part of the deal, but I have lost the contact information to the seller. The bullet: 350 gr full metal jacket .458 '' diameter .846 '' length (21.49 mm) I have googled...
    .458 bullets 350gr jacketed
  2. Reloading
    Supply and demand (availability or lack of) has created a new reality for me as a big bore reloader. I have been loading jacketed only in .458 diameter for my 45/70's & 450's. At least the bullets haven't dried up yet for the 444. Here is the issue I'm facing and am sure you are also...
    .458 bullets 300gr jacketed 350gr jacketed 405gr hard cast
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