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455 Webley brass?
#204948 - 11/03/12 08:13 PM

I need some new brass for an old mkII, and I can only find the bertram stamped in online stores but would prefer fiocchi or hornady. I did find some in Canada but they wont Ship to either Europe or US.

Anyone that knows a store in US that stocks them?

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Re: 455 Webley brass? [Re: 450_366]
#205020 - 12/03/12 04:59 PM

When I had and used a .455 Webley, I made all my cases from 45 Colt brass. Easy to do if you can access a small lathe and this brass is easily and cheaply available from many manufacturers. I only made up 100 cases and they never wore out in lots of shooting. Used 45 ACP dies to reload.
Just a thought.

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Re: 455 Webley brass? [Re: eagle27]
#205026 - 12/03/12 07:37 PM

Yeas thats always an option, but im concerned with the issue taking the rim down in thickness.

Also im getting a bit lacy on older says.

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Re: 455 Webley brass? [Re: 450_366]
#205031 - 12/03/12 10:22 PM

Several months ago I bought some Hornady .455 Mk. II brass from Graf & Sons. It is excellent brass. I see now they are out of stock. You may have to wait for another run or buy loaded ammo.

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Re: 455 Webley brass? [Re: CptCurl]
#205032 - 12/03/12 10:26 PM

Yeas, it seems someone bought the last 500.

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Re: 455 Webley brass? [Re: 450_366]
#205089 - 13/03/12 04:45 PM

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Yeas thats always an option, but im concerned with the issue taking the rim down in thickness.

Also im getting a bit lacy on older says.

Yes agree we do get a bit lazy with age, but no problem with taking the rims down. I had a look to see if I had any rounds left from my days of shooting the 455 Webley, a 4" barreled MKVI, and discovered they were Federal cases I had used to make up from 45 Colt. Shown below are the loads I used, a 185gr Winchester FMJ, a 250gr Hornady HP and my own 250gr Cast. Did shoot a few feral goats, a couple of red deer and quite a few, rabbit, hare and opossum with my Webley mostly all with the accurate cast load.

Although a big heavy revolver my young step daughter and son, 9 and 6 years old at the time, used to enjoy shooting the Webley, with me holding their hands in mine to absorb some recoil of course. Great fun.

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