.405 Winchester
 
.405 Winchester
 
 

The 405 Winchester was introduced in 1904, but came obsolete in 1936. It is the most powerful rimmed cartridges ever developed for the Winchester 1895 lever-action rifle. It is adequate for any North American big game at short- to medium-range and has been used successfully in Africa on all species. Even though Theodore Roosevelt used it on his lion hunt in Africa, John Taylor rate it as a poor choice compared to other available chamberings for African use. 

This text is based on information from “Cartridges of the World”, Hodgdon reloading manual, the cartridge designer and/or own resources.

   
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350 grs
hoch paper patch
imr 4064
300 grs
Hornady SP
Hodgdon Benchmark
210 grs
Hornady XTP
Hodgdon Benchmark
300 grs
Barnes X bullet
IMR 4895
330 grs
Alaske Bullet Works
H-4895
400 grs
Hornady
H4895
400 grs
Woodleigh SN
IMR4895
300 grs
hornady fp
322
300 grs
Barnes TSX FB #41130
Hodgdon H322
300 grs
.412, Woodleigh SN WeldCore
Hodgdon H322