50 Alaskan, which drives a 450-grain bullet at a claimed 2,050 fps-if you want still more power. 45-70 but otherwise similar, its extra length keeping it out of chambers where it doesn’t belong. It drives a 350-grain bullet at 2,200 fps, about 150 fps faster than Buffalo Bore’s loads for that bullet weight in the. 45-70 ammunition, Wild West Guns announced a new cartridge, the. To totally avoid any problems with hot-loaded. 45-70 for those rifles that can handle the pressure. This BB ammunition defines today’s standard for the. 45-70 Buffalo Bore (BB) ammunition gave a 405-grain bullet the astounding velocity of 1,900 fps, compared to 1,200 fps with the ordinary loading of that bullet by Remington. These two rifles were both light and, with outstanding Buffalo Bore ammunition, provided as modern and powerful ballistics as anyone could want. Back in January we tested this superb rifle along with the similar Marlin Guide Gun, both in. The concept of the fast, short, powerful lever-action rifle is probably best exemplified by the Co-Pilot, from Wild West Guns of Anchorage, Alaska. Some companies, like Wild West in Alaska, do a bang-up business modifying existing lever rifles into whatever the mind of man can conceive. 356 Winchester another day.) Medium-bore lever rifles are made by Marlin and Winchester. Today, there is no shortage of them, though the old-timers have mostly died out. 45-70, and numerous blackpowder-era cartridges modernized with smokeless powder. 348, various wildcats on that theme like the. 30-30 delivers, and so the medium-bore lever rifle cartridges were born. Some hunters like lever-action rifles for hunting, but they want more power than the.
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