.455 webley

I find the best bet is to scrounge gun shows, but it's getting pretty hard to find.
 
I noticed Fiocchi made .455 ammo on the site, but is out of stock. Any idea if you're getting more/when? I would like a couple boxes (3-4).
 
.455 is easy to load. Hornady mkII brass is reasonably cheap and .454 and sometimes 452 cast lead bullets work very well in these guns. I doubt you'll find a reasonable priced box of loaded ammo anywhere....
 
I shot some of fiocchi stuff. It's warm-ish. I won't use it in my MkI or MKII revolvers. Your opinion may vary, and that's fine.

I don't have any interest in racing a 115 year old workhorse but i don't actually care if someone else does.

Fiocch brass isn't my favourite for reloading either.
 
Oddly enough my dies like the fiocchi brass better for reloading and I would trade some my new hornedy brass for it. It's funny that often what you don't have is what one considers the "best":)Just got some old dominion MKI brass, maybe that will be my new favorite;)


My new mission is to get a progressive press to work with the wide rimmed brass.
 
Colin said:
No problems reloading the fiocchi brass and i am using a Lee Turret press
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I didn't have a physical problem reloading fiocch brass. I don't like it because it doesn't hold a crimp well, very thin in the web area, uses small pistol primers, and didn't last very long.
 
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jethunter said:
I didn't have a physical problem reloading fiocch brass. I didn't like it because it's thin and doesn't hold a crimp well, very thin in the web area, and uses small pistol primers.
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I agree it is good for one thing tho it works in alot of 450 Caliber bulldogs where as the longer 455 Domion colt ammo wont.
I prefer and use the Orignal Domion 455 Colt brass its longer gives greater accuracy and uses big primers.
 
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