I ordered a Sharps in Jan. In 45-110. Something I have noticed since then is that the brass is hard to find! If you plan on shooting alot 45/70 is...

Easier and cheaper to get components and load for the 70. Easier to shoot long strings in the 70. Either one can knock over any game in North Ameri...

For the issues that have been discussed. I'd like a .45/110 due to it being true to the movie Quigley Down Under, but the brass would be very hard...

"How big a boy are ya?"

One question I would have is about accuracy. With the shorter 45-70 in the 45-110 chamber, there would be quite a bit of distance for the bullet to...

You can always buy 45-120 brass and cut it down...So if you looking for brass and see some 120 used buy it and cut...I don't own 45-110 but do have...

Johnson, the caliber choice use of the wrong brass is yours but: * the 45-110 is a hard caliber to develop accurate reloads for. Ask those BPCR mat...

Howdy Creek: You don't mention whether or not you are going to be loading Smokeless or Black Powder. With Smokeless there is no point at all to go...

Thanks to all the great advice! When it comes to this stuff, i'm just a babe in the woods.

One of the better-known writers of BP breechloading rifles and their use in competition said that he was sure that it was done in the nineteenth ce...