• The Kynoch .577 Snider Enfield Cartridge is a historic round designed for the British Snider-Enfield rifle, featuring a large, rimmed brass case and a 480-grain lead bullet. Known for its reliability and significant stopping power, it remains popular among antique firearm collectors and enthusiasts
  • The Kynoch .577 Snider Enfield Cartridge is a historic round designed for the British Snider-Enfield rifle, featuring a large, rimmed brass case and a 480-grain lead bullet. Known for its reliability and significant stopping power, it remains popular among antique firearm collectors and enthusiasts
  • The Kynoch .577 Snider Enfield Cartridge is a historic round designed for the British Snider-Enfield rifle, featuring a large, rimmed brass case and a 480-grain lead bullet. Known for its reliability and significant stopping power, it remains popular among antique firearm collectors and enthusiasts
  • The Kynoch .577 Snider Enfield Cartridge is a historic round designed for the British Snider-Enfield rifle, featuring a large, rimmed brass case and a 480-grain lead bullet. Known for its reliability and significant stopping power, it remains popular among antique firearm collectors and enthusiasts
  • The Kynoch .577 Snider Enfield Cartridge is a historic round designed for the British Snider-Enfield rifle, featuring a large, rimmed brass case and a 480-grain lead bullet. Known for its reliability and significant stopping power, it remains popular among antique firearm collectors and enthusiasts
  • The Kynoch .577 Snider Enfield Cartridge is a historic round designed for the British Snider-Enfield rifle, featuring a large, rimmed brass case and a 480-grain lead bullet. Known for its reliability and significant stopping power, it remains popular among antique firearm collectors and enthusiasts
  • The Kynoch .577 Snider Enfield Cartridge is a historic round designed for the British Snider-Enfield rifle, featuring a large, rimmed brass case and a 480-grain lead bullet. Known for its reliability and significant stopping power, it remains popular among antique firearm collectors and enthusiasts
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Kynoch 577 Snider Enfield Cartridge

Kynoch 577 Snider Enfield Cartridge

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The Kynoch .577 Snider Enfield Cartridge is a historically significant round, originally developed in the 1860s for the British military's Snider-Enfield rifle. It features a large, rimmed brass case with a typically 480-grain lead bullet. Known for its distinctive bottle-neck shape, it was one of the earliest metallic cartridges, providing reliable performance and significant stopping power. The cartridge's black powder load propels the bullet at approximately 1,250 feet per second. Valued for its historical importance, it remains a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts of antique firearms, representing a key evolution in military ammunition design