This historical cartridge was adopted in 1871 by the British
military for use in the famous Martini-Henry single shot falling block rifle. The .577/.450 was also a popular cartridge for African safari and was just the right medicine for some of the dark continents most dangerous game. Smokeless powder, drawn brass case, 480 grain solid lead bullet. 10 rounds per box – Made by Kynoch, UK.

*price per box.

FN Herstal mfr., 90's mfg. Berdan primed, brass case. 25 rds./box.

Yugo mfr., 80’s mfg. Berdan primed, corrosive, brass
case, FMJ. 15 rds./box, 1,260 rds./case.

*price per case.

Polish mfr., 50’s mfg. Berdan primed, lead core, corrosive. 70 rds./box, 1,260 rds./can. 

Our inspection process has revealed that some of the cartridges exhibit small cracks at the cartridge neck. These cracks appear to be merely cosmetic. Independent testing of ammo showed consistent performance in cartridges with and without the neck cracks.

Operation and functioning, disassembling and assembly, care cleaning and lubrication, ammunition, organization of spare parts and accessories. Lots of photographs. 68 pages.

General description, operation instructions, covers ammunition, list of repair parts, exploded parts breakdown including chapter on destruction of material to prevent enemy use. Lots of pictures. 64 pages.

The history and development of John M. Brownings most famous pistol. Pictures of 1895 prototype and 1900 recoil operated. Tells about special tools and improvised tools and much more.Many very good photographs and illustrations on inspection procedures, general maintenance and repair. 64 pages.