450 ASSEGAI
450 BARNES SUPREME
450 BARNES-JOHNSON EXPRESS
450 BOND SUPER
The 450 Bond Super is nothing more than a standard 45 ACP cartridge but loaded with extremely light (90 – 100gr.) bullets. It is/can be used in a Derringer type revolver manufactured by Bond Arms in Granbury TX. The cartridges are loaded by RBCD Performance Plus,...
450 BONECRUSHER
The 450 Bonecrusher was designed by Lee Marvin from Arlington, VA in April 2002. The development of the 454 Casull proved that it was possible to duplicate the performance of very large frame revolvers like the Magnum Research 450 Marlin with a smaller cartridge/gun...
450 BOXER REVOLVER
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450 BUSHMASTER
450 DAKOTA
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450 DEANE & ADAMS DUSTBIN
Replica of a patent ignition cartridge that was developed by Robert Adams in 1852.
450 G & A SHORT MAGNUM
Designed by Jack Lott
450 HEAVY EXPRESS SHORT ACTION MAGNUM
450 HOWELL
450 IMP
450 JURRAS
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450 LONG C.F.
450 LONG C.F. (50/64" CASE) This was one of the 450 Long C.F calibers listed in the late 19th to early 20th Century. These cartridges were listed in a variety of case lengths and called 450 Long, mainly in order to differentiate them from the 450 Short CF Revolver....
450 LONG RIFLE
This is the 450 Revolver with 0.85" case length. Some rook and rabbit rifles were chambered for it as well.
450 MAGNUM EXPRESS
The 450 Magnum Express was developed by North American Arms in 1981 although it was not made available until 1984. It is actually nothing more than the 45 Winchester Magnum that was lengthened to 1,344 inches and the cases were made for them by Winchester. The...
450 MARLIN
450 MARS (LONG CASE)
Largest of the experimental cartridges made by H.W. Gabbet-Fairfax for a Mars semi-auto pistol, in all probability between 1895 – 1903. These cartridges were to be submitted for military trials but were ultimately not successful. The main reason of its...
450 MARS (SHORT CASE)
One of a series of experimental cartridges and smallest of the 45 calibers made by H.W. Gabbet-Fairfax for a Mars semi-auto pistol, in all probability between 1895 – 1903. These cartridges were to be submitted for military trials but were ultimately not...
450 NEEDHAM
Interesting development by Joseph Needham, but it was not a commercial success. The rifle had a tubular magazine with a 2 chamber cylinder which pivoted on a central pin, much like a revolver. Loaded by National Arms and Ammunition Company as can be seen by the waffle...
450 No.1 BLAND
British development for a revolver by the firm Thomas Bland & Sons, which had offices in London and Birmingham with cartridges made for them by Eley. The shape of the bullet is the same as for the 476 Enfield Mk. 3 (Erlmeier, Brandt Ref. 453)
450 №.1 RIFLE (1½”)
Loaded with a 270gr. bullet which was standard on the drawn case loads. Hoyem Vol. 3 p.76 shows a box label that state they were loaded for kangaroo rifles used down under.
450 №.1 RIFLE COILED (.528 RIM)
Coiled case version of the 450 №.1 RIFLE, this is the specimen with the .528" rim. There is also a version with the .626" rim
450 №.2 NITRO EXPRESS
Listed in the 1910-11 WJ Jeffery & Co catalogue for their New Model 3 rifle. The dummy round above was once part of a cartridge board. The missing "N" does not seem to be as a result of a broken bunter, but rather seemed to have been...
450 PEABODY-MARTINI CARBINE
This is the .45 Turkish Peabody-Martini Carbine discussed on p.219-220 of Hoyem 2. It uses the same rim and base as the standard Turkish round but there is however no record of the cartridge ever being used by Turkey at any stage. It is stated that the cartridge was...
450 RIGBY
Developed in 1993 by Paul Roberts, the proprietor at Rigby at the time by necking up the 416 Rigby case to .458" in order to give better penetration and knock down power than the 416. Horneber Germany 450 Rigby made up by Ken Stewart in South Africa from modified 416...
450 SHORT C.F.
The 450 Short Center Fire is very often a neglected part of many collections and given the fact that this cartridge has been loaded more or less continuously since 1867, it most certainly demands more respect than it sometimes receives from collectors (me included)....
450 SMC
The 450 Short Magnum Cartridge (SMC) was introduced by Triton during the latter part of 2000. It is basically the same as the 45 SUPER and here things can get a little confusing. The 451 Detonics was developed in the early 1980’s and showed what a 1911 was really...
450 SMITH
450 TS
450 TURKISH PEABODY-MARTINI 1874
The story of the Turkish Peabody-Martini rifle is an interesting one, especially with the Provident Tool Company manufacturing the rifles on behalf of Winchester. The cartridges were manufactured by various companies in the US as well as Europe. ...
450 ULTRA MAGNUM
The 450 Ultra Magnum was designed by John Bolliger and is a 375 Remington Ultra Mag necked up to .458 caliber
450 VINCENT
450 VINCENT SHORT
450 WALKER
450 ASSEGAI PROOF stamped on case
450 WATTS
This last specimen was made by Ken Stewart for a private client, but we do not have any indication who it was.
450 WEBLEY MILITARY BREECH-LOADER (2 ½”)
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450 WEBLEY MILITARY BREECH-LOADER (2 ½”)
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450 WILDEY MAGNUM
Designed in the early 1970’s by Wildey J. Moore for a gas-operated, double-action/single-action pistol and was offered in a variety of calibers, the biggest being the 475 Wildey Magnum. The 450 Wildey Magnum is the 475 case necked down to .45cal. It is based on a...
450/303 PLATE TEST
This was a plate test cartridge dating from around 1932 when the UK Design Department utilised a .450 Nitro case that was necked to .303in. the bullets were standard 174gr. .303 Mk. 1 W (Armor Piercing) although lighter bullets as well as aluminium were also used....
450/400 2 ⅜” BLACK POWDER EXPRESS
From the 1880's this is a 450 case shortened and necked down.
450/400 2 ⅜” NITRO EXPRESS
450/400 2 ⅜” NITRO FOR BLACK POWDER
Later load with the MBLRN (Metal Base Lead Roundnose) bullet
450/400 2 ⅞” BLACK POWDER EXPRESS
Probably by Purdey, it was developed sometime during the late 19th century. Fleming lists 2 loads, namely a 230gr. and a 255gr. bullet
450/400 3 ¼” BLACK POWDER EXPRESS
Based on the 450 3 ¼" necked down.
450/400 3 ¼” CERTUS
Proprietary load for Cogswell & Harrison by Kynoch for use in their bolt action magazine rifles.
450/400 3 ¼” FRASER NITRO EXPRESS
Proprietary load for Fraser of Edinburgh with the Fraser oblique Ratchet Bullet
450/400 3 ¼” NITRO EXPRESS
The specimen below has a paper patched Lead bullet and the charge states LC (Light Cordite)