Bill,
I don't aquire arms often but the combo of caliber and style has taken me. Winchester is offering a limited run of their 1895 in .405 in a grade1. Don't know the ticket but I'm sure it won't be cheap. Not exactly a "throw it in the bottom of the boat" gun.
'Course I've found really nice arms are enjoyed long after the price is forgotten. Especially the older ones with true workmanship. I'd love to have one of the originals but my wife would be upset if I sold her van <!--emo&

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I was surprised to see the local gun shop had the redding die for "only" ๪. The old west scrounger has brass and loaded ammo.
I took a quick peek at cartridges of the world and it showed the .405 300 gr at 2250 fps. I guess this is an expensive way to get a .444 <!--emo&

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Thanks, I'll let you know if one climbs into my cabinet.
Eric