Any dealers or anybody know of any dealers with .44 special ammo in stock?

[GunGuy34]

Please and thank you.

 

[stubbs00]

Western metal has some, but you will be paying a premium.

 

[Tengoo]

Try Pro-Line in Calgary. They cater to a lot of cowboy shooters and I'm pretty sure I've seen .44SP there...

 

[gdawg]

The $1/round for Fiocchi at Western Metal is about as good a deal as I have seen on 44 spec.

 

[GunGuy34]

Ok thanks fellas.

 

[dogzilla]

Some calibers it's best to buy loaded ammo to accumulate brass for reloading. But for some calibers it's actually cheaper to buy the brass and components. I've found 44 special to be like that. Starline brass is readily available (Budget usually has it in stock), and the bullet barn has decent prices on bullets. Once you have the brass, most gun stores have the other components

 

[GunGuy34]

Some calibers it's best to buy loaded ammo to accumulate brass for reloading. But for some calibers it's actually cheaper to buy the brass and components. I've found 44 special to be like that. Starline brass is readily available (Budget usually has it in stock), and the bullet barn has decent prices on bullets. Once you have the brass, most gun stores have the other components

Ya im not a reloader.

 

[dirtybarry]

Ya im not a reloader.

Save your brass and then sell it to offset the cost of new ammo.

 

[GunGuy34]

Save your brass and then sell it to offset the cost of new ammo.

I do save all my brass. Put it right back in factory box. How much would one sell brass for anyhow. Say 500 rounds?

 

[luckey]

brand new is about $166+tax for 500.

I do save all my brass. Put it right back in factory box. How much would one sell brass for anyhow. Say 500 rounds?

 

[dirtybarry]

brand new is about $166+tax for 500.

There you go, it's just like saving up beer bottles and cashing them in to buy more beer. Free-ish always tastes better for some reason.