Cheap .577/.450 Martini Henry Reloading - Building a Round

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @ww321
    @ww321 12 лет назад +1

    You could also cut a scrap of tubing to the right length to control over all length on the round. Thanks for the videos and see you on the forum ! :) JW

  • @AlexSchus
    @AlexSchus  12 лет назад

    Excellent idea. Will give that a try. My father also suggested I cut a wood plank to the correct width and drop it into the vice. It will then also act as a stop and it will not bother you as it will just lie on the guides.

  • @AlexSchus
    @AlexSchus  12 лет назад

    Thank you and Merry Christmas! Yes, with the lathe turned brass you actually have a 45-70... but use black powder only. A friend of mine used smokeless 45-70 loads in his martini and it almost took off his shoulder. He also said there were severe pressure signs. I bought my brass at a place here in SA called Blunderbuss Gun and Sport. It is in Alberton, South Africa. You could also google Kloppers Bloemfontein South Africa, they also stock lathe turned brass.

  • @AlexSchus
    @AlexSchus  11 лет назад +1

    I bought the brass at Blunderbuss Gun & Sport in Alberton, Johannesburg, South Africa

  • @jpb11234
    @jpb11234 12 лет назад

    Alex, great video - question where did you get your lathe turned brass? I like the idea of the 45-70 volumes
    cheers

  • @AlexSchus
    @AlexSchus  11 лет назад

    Blunderbuss Gun & Sport, Johannesburg, South Africa.