Woodleigh 450/400 (.410″) Bullets – 50 Ct Box

These Woodleigh 450/400 bullets serve the .410 inch bore variant of the classic 450/400, giving owners of these big double rifles fifty correctly sized projectiles. When a heavy dangerous game caliber needs the right diameter component, Woodleigh 450/400 bullets deliver the mass and deep penetration these stopping rounds were built to provide.

What these Woodleigh 450/400 bullets are and who they are for

This is a 50 count box of .410 inch bullets for the 450/400, catalogued as a 400 grain round nose soft nose. Some 450/400 rifles use the slightly larger .410 inch bore rather than the .408 inch variant, so choosing the correct diameter is essential for safety and accuracy. Owners of these classic doubles rely on precisely made components to keep their rifles regulated and hunting.

Hunters and collectors who feed a .410 inch bore 450/400 double for dangerous game are exactly who these bullets are for.

Why choose these Woodleigh 450/400 bullets

• Fifty .410 inch projectiles sized correctly for this 450/400 variant.
• A heavy 400 grain round nose soft nose for deep, straight penetration.
• Correct diameter components for a caliber that is easy to mis-supply.
• Momentum focused design ideal for buffalo and dangerous game.
• Soft nose construction that expands under control while holding together.
• Australian craftsmanship trusted on the largest and most dangerous animals.

Specifications and how they perform

Each bullet in this 50 count box is a .410 inch, 400 grain round nose soft nose. Verifying that your rifle uses the .410 inch bore rather than the .408 inch version is the first step, because the correct diameter is what delivers both safety and accuracy. That heavy weight and blunt profile give the 450/400 the sectional density to penetrate deep and straight through heavy game. Manufactured by Woodleigh, these projectiles bring the uniformity a double rifle needs to keep both barrels regulated.

About the 450/400 bore variants and safety

The 450/400 family exists in more than one bore diameter, and getting it right is a matter of both safety and accuracy. Some rifles use a .408 inch bore while others use a slightly larger .410 inch bore, and a bullet must match the barrel it is fired through. These are heavy dangerous game cartridges built around deep penetration, so the correct diameter is what delivers the pressure margin and the straight line performance the round is known for. Owners of these classic doubles rely on precisely made components in the right size to keep their rifles regulated and dependable in the field.

Start every project by confirming your exact chambering and bore, and never assume, since two rifles marked similarly may differ. Once you have verified the fit, work toward the charge that regulates your barrels, developing it carefully from reliable data. Apply a firm crimp so recoil does not shift bullets in the opposite chamber, and test regulation and function on paper before any hunt. Store the components cool and dry to protect the soft noses. With the correct diameter and patient load work, a classic 450/400 double keeps doing the serious work it was built for.

Practical use, care, and compatibility

Confirm your bore diameter before loading, then work toward the charge that regulates to your barrels, developing it in careful increments from reliable data. Apply a firm crimp so recoil does not shift bullets in the opposite chamber, and confirm regulation and function on the range before any hunt. Store the box cool and dry to protect the soft noses. For brass, loading blocks, and range storage, browse our gear and storage category. With the correct diameter and patient load work, these Woodleigh 450/400 bullets keep a classic double rifle doing serious work.

For the .410 inch bore 450/400 done correctly, these Woodleigh 450/400 bullets are the right choice.

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