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Looking for martini henry dies and brass
- Thread starter FlyingToester
- Start date
You'll need the have the large thread insert in your press, or a removable 7/8" bushing.
Give Martyn a call at X-Ring Services, Spokane WA for EVERYTHING you'll need, and take a look at Rob's outstanding how-to videos on Youtube at britishmuzzleloaders - none better, IMO.
Give Martyn a call at X-Ring Services, Spokane WA for EVERYTHING you'll need, and take a look at Rob's outstanding how-to videos on Youtube at britishmuzzleloaders - none better, IMO.
geotndtwine
CGN Regular
- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
Rusty wood trading in mission bc is were i picked mine up. But he has the shotgun brass you have to convert yourself, which is an expensive learned skill. You will waste a few peices, but you can tell within the first 1/4" if you have made a mistake and it can still be used in a snider rifle.
antiqueguy
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- windsor ontario
you will also need proper bullets once your casings are fire formed lee dies over size the casing down and it will need a .458" or.459" bullet when the martini henrys really use a .468" to .470". neck sizing can be done with 480 Ruger dies
You'll need the have the large thread insert in your press, or a removable 7/8" bushing.
Not sure RCBS dies are still available, but they fit a standard size press.
antiqueguy
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- windsor ontario
Not sure RCBS dies are still available, but they fit a standard size press.
id think you would end up cracking the dies if they were that small
id think you would end up cracking the dies if they were that small
Nope, I have a set and they work just fine.
