#10MinuteTalk - The 45-70 Can Fight Wars, Adorn Mantles and Fill Your Freezer

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🗓️ 27 April 2021

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

In this 10 minutes of cartridge fury, Ryan Muckenhirn shoots us straight on perhaps the most iconic straight wall cartridge - the 45-70. This fantastic and storied cartridge is one of Ryan’s personal favorites for myriad reasons. From its military adoption, to reloading and hunting, the 45-70 is straight-up cool! Listen in to find out how cool!

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0:00.9	All right, what's up everybody?
0:02.1	We got 10-ish minutes here with Mr. Ryan Muccaneer
0:04.7	and you all knew this one was coming
0:06.8	because as we reach the end of a podcast
0:09.6	that's time, just for whatever reasons,
0:10.8	it's escaping me right now, but we asked Ryan
0:12.6	what his favorite cartridge of all time was.
0:16.2	And what did he say?
0:17.7	He said the 4570 government.
0:20.6	Is that correct, Ryan?
0:21.4	It's one of my favorites of all time.
0:23.0	When I hear saying it's one of the,
0:25.0	I do, the name escapes me to the podcast,
0:27.3	but I do remember you said it was your favorite.
0:29.9	This might be my favorite cartridge to reload.
0:33.9	It might be my favorite cartridge for its versatility
0:37.2	and for the cool rifles that it comes in.
0:39.2	Does it your favorite cartridge for backtracking?
0:42.0	Oh, wow.
0:43.4	Oh, jeez.
0:44.7	Wow.
0:45.6	Wow.
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