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.45-70 Multi-Ball Cartridge by Phoenix
Item #: Z7181
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Z7181 .45-70 Multi-Ball Cartridge by Phoenix
Description: A fine .45-70 Multi-ball cartridge manufactured by the Phoenix Metallic Cartridge Company using casings manufactured at the Frankford Arsenal. The Phoenix Metallic cartridge company was based out of South Coventry, Connecticut and owned by Joseph Merwin & Milan Hulbert. In 1879 a few different variants were tested and found to be unfavorable for field use. This example has a tight salmon colored paper sabot coated with wax and a lightly spotted case. Unfortunately, I don’t have an x-ray of this one to determine which tested variant this is. The overall weight in grains is 558. A scarcer Indian War cartridge!
Headstamp: "R / 10 / 79 / F”
Measures: OAL 2.417” CL 2.091” RD .605 HD .503” CM .472” BDaCM .442”
Weight: 558 Grains
Reference: "The History and Development of Small Arms Ammunition” Hoyem Vol. 2 Pg. 62
Price: $325.00 UPS Shipping Required

Shipping Weight: 0.25 lb
Your Price$325.00 USD

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