where can i get factory .44 special ??

[hunterhenderson]

where can i get factory .44 special ??

 

[G22]

I think you be needing to move your question into the topic.

 

[t-star]

for use in what?- do you have a 44 special or are you looking to use it in a magnum?- if you want to go light loads in a 44 mag, it's far cheaper to use mag casings and reload to 44 spc levels- the 44 spcls loads are like super expensive and hard to find

 

[sunray]

Likely a special order for factory .44 Special. All the major manufacturers load it. Remington, Federal, Winchester.
However, like t-star says, if you're planning on shooting it out of a .44 mag, it's better to load .44 mag cases to .44 Special velocities. Saves you having to clean cast bullet lube crud out of the cylinders too.
If you have a .44 Special firearm, just order it through your local shop. Likely be a 'money up front' thing and you might get a better deal if you order a case. Or you could just order 500 cases and load 'em yourself.

 

[pontcanna]

I saw some factory .44 Special up at Pullen's (outside Victoria) on Sunday. Can't remember the brand, but there were a couple of boxes on the shelf.

 

[HPL]

It's totally worth it to get into reloading for .44 Magnum. It's such a versatile cartridge that there are lots of things you can try out with it from light cowboy loads to flamethrower loads. That plus factory .44 Magnum is expensive.

 

[slicknick]

I know that winchester loads .44 spec Cowboy action loads. As well, I think I saw some listed in this years remington cataloge

 

[hunterhenderson]

ddddd

Thanks to all for the great info as usual

I think Ill reload, do i need a pistol reloader to do this or just new dies for my rifle lee stuff??

 

[daBear]

If you already have a press, then all u will need are the dies, shell carrier(often included in a new die set but not always),components, data and spare time.
Good luck
dB

 

[pontcanna]

.44 Special in Victoria

I saw some factory .44 Special up at Pullen's (outside Victoria) on Sunday

I checked when I was up there again - it's TrailBlazer .44 Special, as described below:

CCI® Trailblazer Cowboy Ammunition.

Get authentic old-west style ammo without the hassle of re-loading your own! Trailblazer® Cowboy Ammo gives you precision loaded, quality ammo that will look and feel right at home at your next cowboy shoot.

Details:

Speer Idaho Territory bullets for modern performance and a traditional look
Special bullet lube won't melt off in saddle bags or in your car trunk on hot days Traditional packaging adds a hint of nostalgia to your cowboy shoot
Blazer cases not intended to be reloaded

CCI® TRAILBLAZER COWBOY AMMO

Stock # Cartridge Grains Bullet FPS Energy in Ft./Lbs.
92616 .44 Special 200 FN 750 250


WX2-92616 - CCI® Trailblazer Cowboy .44 Special 200 Gr. FN 50 rds.
Club Price $16.12 (USA)

 

[mg34]

i have loaded up some 44 mag for my marlin lever rifle and and they work fine. the only way to keep costs down is to reload the stuff and load to your specs for your shooting dollar. happy reloading