cheapest place for .44 mag

I paid 50cents per round back in the late 80's and early 90's..... now it seems 90 cents to 1.00 per round is the norm for factory ammo. That being said ammosupply.ca has AE 44 rem mag, 240grain JHP for 39.99 per 50, which is 80 cents per round.
 
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OP said "cheap" and ".44 Mag" in the same sentence.


Sorry, OP, I couldn't resist. Commercial ammo for .44 Mag is all expensive, there is no bulk ammo like with 9mm and .45ACP. You may find a commercial reloader that offers better pricing, but it still won't be great. .44 Mag is a great reloader's cartridge, being superb with cast bullets and offering tremendous flexibility in performance. I reload plinking loads for around $0.20/round and full house loads for $0.24/round.


Mark
 
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OP said "cheap" and ".44 Mag" in the same sentence.


Sorry, OP, I couldn't resist. Commercial ammo for .44 Mag is all expensive, there is no bulk ammo like with 9mm and .45ACP. You may find a commercial reloader that offers better pricing, but it still won't be great. .44 Mag is a great reloader's cartridge, being superb with cast bullets and offering tremendous flexibility in performance. I reload plinking loads for around $0.20/round and full house loads for $0.24/round.


Mark

LOL, I knew it was expensive before I even bought a 44mag.

OP, for "cheap" 44mag rounds you need to reload. Having said that, sometimes.... sometimes, SFRC has some commercial reloads from Wolf come in, but they are gone very quickly and although cheaper than factory ammo, are more expensive than reloading your own.
 
LOL, I knew it was expensive before I even bought a 44mag.

OP, for "cheap" 44mag rounds you need to reload. Having said that, sometimes.... sometimes, SFRC has some commercial reloads from Wolf come in, but they are gone very quickly and although cheaper than factory ammo, are more expensive than reloading your own.

Also note that the Wolf reloads are a pretty light load.
 
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