45-120 Brass

[Pritcher]

I did not realize buffalo arms had any left. I gave it a quick look, unfortunately with the hazard shipping and all it's over $9 a round. But if I can't find it anywhere else, it's a good option to have.

 

[TennesseeHunter]

I also didn’t realize Buffalo arms had loaded rounds in stock.
That’s probably your best bet to pony up the money for a couple boxes of that. As previously mentioned, 40 cases would last a very long time if treated properly. Until you need more than 40 cases if you get into competition or buffalo shoots at the range or anything like that.

Also, you’ve got dies but what about powder? Buying ammo and paying hazmat means it’s a no brainer to get powder too and depending on location black powder can be hard to find.

 

[Pritcher]

Also, you’ve got dies but what about powder? Buying ammo and paying hazmat means it’s a no brainer to get powder too and depending on location black powder can be hard to find.

I have plenty of powder fortunately, my sporting clays/groundfowl gun is kind of a giant powder hog, so I stock up on 1F and 2F.

 

[jambrdly]

I have plenty of powder fortunately, my sporting clays/groundfowl gun is kind of a giant powder hog, so I stock up on 1F and 2F.

This might be worth bidding on. These should put you in business with no fuss, no muss. Norma is good brass.

If you would like, I can send you a Kynoch .450 NE case and you can see if it might work for you. It's Berdan primed but it might be one way to go forward. No charge.