455 webley brass

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Know of anyone that has it in stock?

canadaammo is out of their fiocci ammuunition

rusty wood doesn't list it and neither does tradex (of the people that used to have it)
 
For years, just a periodic run they do.

I've been buying from Starline for years, and been loading 455 webley for decades - and I've never heard of Starline making 455 Webley brass.

Are you sure it's Starline you're thinking of?? Hornady used to make brass but they stopped a few years ago, Bertram occasionally makes some ridiculously expensive 455 brass. Maybe it was one of them you were thinking of? Because i'm fairly certain Starline has never made 455 brass. Wish they did, though.
 
I could swear I saw 455 starline brass before too, but it's not even listed on the Starline website, so I think jethunter is right.

I believe fiocchi brass is sp, while hornady and bertram is lp, which would be better.
 
I could swear I saw 455 starline brass before too, but it's not even listed on the Starline website, so I think jethunter is right.

I believe fiocchi brass is sp, while hornady and bertram is lp, which would be better.

Possibly it was Starline 45 Auto Rim that had been converted to 455 Webley. I made some myself a few years ago. It's quite easy to do if you have a small lathe. The rim needs to be thinned from the front and the cases trimmed. Works fine. Large primer pocket, too.
 
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STARLINE has never made and does not currently make 455 WEBLEY brass.
HORNADY used to make it but quit making in 2013 and sold off what they had by late 2013.
BERTRAM BRASS Australia makes 455 WEBLEY MK I brass ( not actually head stamped but that is what it is ). They are out of stock and waiting to produce it again in future. no ETA
FIOCCHI does make loaded ammo but no source for just the new brass anywhere.
 
Buffalo Arms lists 455 Colt, but is currently out of stock. Trick is to organize a group buy. Brass has to go though an exporter to leave USA. Fees plus freight drive the price out of sight for small amounts.
 
I did my first shooting 455 through thinned and trimmed Hornady 45 Schofield brass. Used a drill press and a file in conjunction with a digital caliper and a small tubing cutter.
A PITA but got it shooting.
 
I have a box of 50 once-fired Dominion CIL ".455 Colt" brass. they're in good shape in the original yellow and blue box with the red primer lacquer still intact ;)

PM me if you're interested...
 
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