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44 Mag - 180 Grain JSP - Remington UMC - 50 Rounds

44 Mag - 180 Grain JSP - Remington UMC - 50 Rounds

Name: 44 Mag - 180 Grain JSP - Remington UMC - 50 Rounds
Brand: Remington
Price: 60 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.9 (23 reviews)

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Overview

Quantity - 50 rounds per box
Manufacturer - Remington UMC
Bullets - 180 grain jacketed soft-point (JSP)
Casings - Boxer-primed brass

Product Type	Ammo
Manufacturer	Remington
Condition	New
Bullet Weight	180 Grain
Bullet Type	Jacketed Soft-Point (JSP)
Ammo Casing	Brass
Quantity	50
Ammo Caliber	.44 Magnum
Manufacturer SKU	L44MG7
Primer Type	Boxer
Muzzle Velocity (fps)	1610
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs)	1036
Attracts Magnet	No
UPC Barcode	047700169101

Use Type

Deer Hunting

Range Training

Wild Boar Hunting

Additional Resources

.357 Magnum vs .44 Magnum Lever Actions

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Manufactured by the legendary Remington Arms Company, this product is brand new, brass-cased, boxer-primed, non-corrosive, and reloadable. This ammo is ideal for range training or defense with its jacketed soft point bullet designed for maximum expansion.

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Q: Would this ammo be a good fit for a Henry Big Boy Model X- .44 magnum?

Posted On: 12/3/2022 By: Noah

A: Yes sir, ought to work perfectly! This round's bullet has the flat nose profile a lever-action rifle needs to avoid accidental discharge in its tubular magazine, and Henry's rifles are built to handle all factory-loaded ammunition.

Q: Just purchased a ruger 44 mag carbine made in 1973 would this be a good round to use or would it be to much for a older gun

Posted On: 2/25/2020 By: Greg

A: Sorry for our late response! It is our understanding that the Ruger Model 44 is constructed soundly enough to handle all modern 44 Magnum cartridges -- which in practice don't perform significantly differently from ammo you could have purchased during the Nixon administration. That said, the rifle's gas port is at risk of fouling and/or clogging as the result of firing unjacketed bullets. (This round's partially jacketed soft point shouldn't pose that problem.) We also understand that 240 grains is the preferred projectile weight for that rifle. Furthermore, flat point bullets are preferred for rifles with tubular magazines, if only because their profiles help to prevent a magazine discharge. (A round nose bullet really ought not to be capable of striking a primer, however.)

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