45-70 Ammo

We don’t expect the U.S. Army to begin using the 45-70 Government again any time soon. Don’t hold your breath until military surplus 45-70 starts hitting the market! But for all your target shooting and hunting pleasure, Sellier & Bellot’s new production 45-70 is going to hit the spot.

This round has the 45-70’s true 405 grain projectile: a soft point, to be precise, which fans out inside of soft tissue to quickly drop game with a wide diameter wound cavity. This round’s classic bullet simply can’t be as accurate as the high-tech polymer tips hitting the market, though it’s still ballistically efficient enough to reach 300 yards with over 1,000 ft lbs of energy to spare. (That’s if you have a 24” barrel – not a BFR.) The bullet features symmetrical notches around its exposed core to help control positive expansion, and its broad tip makes it safe to load in a lever-action rifle.

Sellier & Bellot’s state of the art factory in the Czech Republic draws straight brass cases, loads clean-burning propellant, and mints non-corrosive Boxer primers. This ammo’s nonmagnetic bullets offer highly consistent ballistic performance, so you can hunt even better than the old-timers.

The 45-70 Government is a massive round with incredible power, capable of taking down even animals on the African Safari, depending on the specs. Gaining publicity through use in Jurassic World to take down dinosaurs, the 45-70 Government is just the round for you. Developed in 1873 by the United States government, this round was used for years in the American military and for over a century for hunting and range use, proving itself to all.

Since the end of World War Two, Hornady has been dedicated to providing some of the best ammunition America has to offer and has more than succeeded, producing some of the most effective rounds on the market for all types of shooting uses. These Hornady LeveRevolution, 325 grain, FTX, brass cased, boxer primed rounds fire at 2050 feet per second with incredible power and hit with phenomenal expansion and penetration, making your next deer hunting trip a breeze.

If you want a powerful cartridge that you can use in you lever-action rifle, order this 20-round box from Hornady. You’ll have .45-70 Government cartridges that are consistent and reliable, delivering smooth feeding and accurate shot placement to your shooting sports. Thanks to an innovative Flex Tip bullet and LEVERevolution design, these cartridges maintain superior feeding with excellent ballistics.

When these cartridges are fired, the 250-grain bullet comes out of the muzzle with a velocity of 2,025 feet per second and a hammering energy of 2,276 foot pounds. Even when the bullet reaches 300 yards, it still has a speed of 1,071 feet per second and 636 foot pounds of energy.

Hornady is one of the nation’s most popular ammo manufacturers. Since 1949, this innovative company has been creating world-class bullets for American gun-owners. Although they started with big-game hunting bullets, they now make whole cartridges for a wide range of purposes.

Load up your favorite rifle with these .45-70 Government rounds from Winchester and you'll be all set for all the elk, black bear, and similarly sized game that you can handle. Winchester's ammunition is supported by over 150 years of experience during which they have created some of the most influential calibers and firearm actions on the planet. Their Super-X line aims to provide hunters with ammunition that is as effective as it is affordable. Each of these rounds is crafted using a reloadable brass casing fitted with a non-corrosive Boxer primer and filled with Winchester's own special blend of propellant.

The load is crowned with a massive 300-grain projectile with an exposed lead tip which bears a precisely cut hollow cavity; this construction allows for incredible expansion during entry which is expertly retarded by a strong copper jacket and a toothed cannelure at the bullet's crimp point. The sum of these features is a round that will punch straight through thick breastplates and shoulder bones while retaining weight, mushrooming outward, and delivering game-dropping energy to vital areas in order to drop game animals without undue suffering. The cannelure also serves to keep the bullets in place under recoil for the preservation of accuracy.

This 45-70 Government cartridge by Fiocchi features a classic 405 grain lead round nose flat point projectile. Fiocchi carefully cast the monolithic bullet to be without any voids that could have thrown it off trajectory, so this is a round that will truly reflect your skill with an already difficult enough to aim caliber. The bullet’s broad meplat will facilitate feeding in a lever action rifle and works to prevent an unintentional discharge in a tubular magazine, and furthermore stamps a large hole in targets and game animals alike. Along with its great impact energy, this round’s bullet will do exceptional damage during penetration owing to lead’s innate tendency to deform.

This cartridge’s brass casing is fresh out of its factory, nearly certainly the one Fiocchi owns in Ozark, MO. Its precise dimensions also ensure flawless feeding and extraction in rifle and revolver alike. If you’ve a classic firearm that you’d rather treat with care, know that this round’s primer and propellant both burn nice and clean!

Are you looking for the most powerful 45-70 Government hunting ammunition that you can lay your hands on? Then your friends at Buffalo Bore are going to blow you away with this 45-70 MAGNUM ammo. Each round has the external dimensions it needs to function correctly in a 45-70 rifle; its chamber pressure is just far more powerful than standard!

This round’s 2,355 fps muzzle velocity was recorded using a Marlin 1895 with a 22” barrel. That makes its muzzle energy tremendous, and its downrange striking energy capable of overpowering even a ferocious grizz. The jacketed hollow point is designed to penetrate to a depth of up to 24”, as well as unleash crippling terminal expansion beginning right after the instant of impact.

PLEASE READ! It is crucial that you know not to fire this ammo in a Trapdoor, regardless of whether or not it is a modern reproduction. Buffalo Bore only recommends this ammo for the following rifles, and we quote them verbatim: “All Marlin 1895 (1895 Marlins are all model 336 actions, chambered in 45-70) iterations made since 1972, all Browning 1885 and 1886 copies, Rossi Rio Grande, New England Arms Handi Rifle, T/C Encore, ALL falling block actions made of modern steel such as Ruger #1 and #3, Shiloh, Christian and Pedersoli Sharps, Henry Lever Action Rifles, all Winchester 1886 iterations made since 1915, CVA Centerfire Rifles and all Siamese Mauser bolt actions.”