44 Special Ammo

This Cowboy Action .44 Special ammunition from Magtech is a great choice for action or general target shooting and uses a light-kicking load suitable for rapid, accurate fire. It can be used in both revolvers and lever action rifles.

Each round in this box of 50 propels a heavy 240-grain lead flat nose (LFN) bullet to a modest muzzle velocity of 761 feet per second. This results in good close-range performance with controllable felt recoil. The flat nosed bullet is safe for shooting steel targets and punches nice, clean holes in paper ones. Indoor shooters should be aware that not all ranges allow the use of unjacketed ammunition; outdoor shooters should have no problems!

Magtech ammo is loaded in Brazil by CBC, one of the largest ammunition manufacturers in Latin America. CBC, which also owns and operates the MEN and Sellier & Bellot brands, produces their own non-corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases to ensure superior quality control.

The 44 Special has been around for over one hundred years, developed in 1907 by Smith & Wesson as a tribute to the cowboys and their love for the 44 caliber. With this highly powerful, accurate, and reliable round, you have everything you need to participate in cowboy action shooting, compete in shooting matches, protect yourself from assailants, and even hunt, making this round perfect for all your shooting needs.

Since 1876, Fiocchi has been making some of the best ammunition in the world, perfect for all your shooting needs. These semi-jacketed hollow point, 200 grain, brass cased, boxer primed rounds fire at 900 feet per second and can take down any boar or deer you come across as well as stop any attacker in his tracks. No matter what your plans are, these 44 Special rounds have the power, accuracy, and terminal performance you need to get the job done.

The 44 Special was invented by Smith & Wesson in 1907 for their New Century revolver and was meant to capture the spirit of the cowboys due to their respect for the 44 caliber. With its fantastic power and its use in revolvers, the 44 Special is a great self defense, hunting, and cowboy action cartridge. No matter your purpose, the 44 Special has everything you need to get the job done.

Although it is the oldest and most respected ammunition and firearms manufacturer in Italy, Fiocchi has still been owned by the same family since their founding in 1876, pouring their heart into every product made and making them one of the best manufacturers in the world. Firing at 900 feet per second, these 200 grain, semi-jacketed hollow point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds hit with phenomenal terminal performance and stopping power, perfect for keeping an attacker at bay or taking down deer and boar.

PMC is one of the best, if not the best, ammunition manufacturers in Asia. Making inexpensive but high quality ammunition and supplying the South Korean military with tons of ammunition of all sizes, you can't go wrong with PMC.

The 44 Special was developed in 1907 for Smith and Wesson's 1908, New Century Revolver. This round was created specifically to celebrate the turn of the century with a round that had been very influential on the western frontier. When you pick up this box of 44 Special, 180 grain, jacketed hollow point ammo, you are protecting yourself with a very similar round to what the cowboys thought of as one of the very best rounds to protect themselves with.

Protect yourself, your home, and your loved ones with this outstanding .44 Special cartridge from Hornady. This box gives you 20 Critical Defense rounds that are made for excellent penetration and expansion, creating a cartridge that you can trust for self defense purposes. With these 165-grain FTX Critical Defense cartridges, you will get performance, precision, and quality from the handgun to the target.

These rounds have a clean-burning, stable propellant that is designed to reduce recoil while maintaining significant power. They have a minimal muzzle flash for protecting your vision in low-light situations, and they have a silver-nickel plating to prevent corrosion. Coming out of the barrel, they have a velocity of 900 feet per second and a velocity of 297 foot pounds.

Hornady is a Nebraska-based ammunition company that has been serving American gun-owners since 1949. They have a large selection of cartridges and reloading supplies for shotguns, rifles, and handguns.