Brass .50-70 Martin-Primed Cartridge I.E.P.#328V
Item #: Z7396
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Z7396 Brass .50-70 Martin-Primed Cartridge I.E.P.#328V
Description: Very rare .50-70 Martin-primed cartridge with a brass case. Lewis notes these as Springfield manufactured cartridge dating to 1869. Most of these cartridges have a copper case, and this is an experimental brass case variant. The measurements are slightly off from the example listed in Lewis’s book. The rim is a little larger than your standard .50-70 Martin-primed example and this variant has the reentrant fold. The brass case has cylindrical throating, and the bullet is lightly oxidized. A very rare variant!
Headstamp: None
Measures: OAL 2.225” CL 1.754” RD .670” HD .563” CM .539” BDaCM .500”
Reference: "Small Arms Ammunition at the International Exposition Philadelphia, 1876” Lewis Pg. 31 No. 328 (Variant), Pg. 53 Plate-15 8th Drawer No. 328 (Variant), Pg. 64 Plate-36 No. 328 (Variant)
Price: $1200.00 UPS Shipping Required
Shipping Weight:
0.25 lb
Your Price$1,200.00 USD
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