45-70 405gr RNFP Plated Bullets

Loaded these over 44.3grs. of Accurate 2015 in R-P cases seated 2.240” (outside of cannelure) shot in a CVA Scout V2. After scope adjustment last 3 went into 1 1/6” at 100 yds. Shot better than you-know-who’s 350gr. plated. Thank goodness for Limbsaver Airtech recoil pad! Mark

I put these 405 grain RNFP's over 52.0 grains of IMR 3031 (compressed). Over 20 rounds in front of my LabRadar they averaged 1844 FPS/3058 FT.LBS. at the muzzle, 1576FPS/2233FT.LBS. @100yds. very reasonable variation shot to shot greatly due to the weight of these slugs very consistently hovering at 405 grains. I had targets at 50 & 100 yards. I had removed my 100 yard targets and had them next to me at the bench. As someone arrived , they were watching me shoot. When I was between rounds he said "wow, that's a pretty impressive 50 yard target. When I told him that was 100 yard target with plated bullets he couldn't believe it. 3 of 5 rounds were clover leafed, with the other 2 being separated from the group by less than 1/4". This was from a Ruger made Marlin 1895. Boy do they ever rock the 60 pound plate at 100 yards! I have never recovered any slugs when they hit the plate, they appear to be exploding, I have recovered these and other caliber plated bullets from dirt with extremely impressive expansion and retention. I have weighed recovered 45 colt slugs with 100% retention. I've been equally impressed with results from Everglade's .38, .357, 40, 10mm, 9mm, 44 special and magnum,45acp,45 Colt & .458 SOCOM. I swear by Everglades plated!

This bullet performed at less than 2 MOA in both my 45-70 and 45-90. It is better than the Remington 405grn that is no longer available.

I randomly put them on the scale all were perfect!... fast shipping nice bullets i will buy again!