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PURCHASE 12 OR MORE BOXES OF BUFFALO BORE AMMO and Get FREE SHIPPING! (Retail Orders Only)
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Heavy .44 Special Ammo - 255 gr. S.W.C. (Keith-type) G.C. (1,000fps/M.E.566 ft.lbs.)
20 Round Box
For Big Game up to 500 lbs.
Real Gun Velocities
➤ 1. 6" Ruger .44 Magnum Super Blackhawk
a. Item #14A - 1203 fps
b. Item #14B - 1044 fps
➤ 2. 3.25" S&W Model 396
a. Item #14A - 1155 fps
b. Item #14B - 984 fps
Note: This Heavy .44 Special ammunition can be fired in every .44 Special or .44 Magnum gun made EXCEPT CHARTER ARMS .44 SPECIAL BULLDOG.
Item 14B - Exterior Ballistics Charts for several Muzzle Velocities
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Muzzle Velocity @ 1300 fps for Item 14B
Muzzle Velocity @ 1200 fps for Item 14B
Muzzle Velocity @ 1100 fps for Item 14B
Muzzle Velocity @ 1000 fps for Item 14B
Muzzle Velocity @ 900 fps for Item 14B
Field Proven pistol and handgun ammo. Maximum firepower ammo. Best ammunition for pistols and handguns for sale. Buffalo Bore. Strictly big bore. Strictly Business.
Attention!
You must be 18 or older to order ammunition. Ammunition must ship UPS ground. Due to Department of Transportation regulations, we cannot accept returns on Ammunition. Make sure to use the correct ammunition in your gun. Check local laws before ordering.
I fired this load out of my Smith and Wesson M396 Night Guard .44 special (24 oz, 2.5 inch, scandium, snub nose) and I was very impressed with the power and with controlability. I calculated that I am getting around 529 ft-lbs and about 965 ft/sec. The Keith bullet makes a large hole and gives one confidence when backpacking or hiking in bear/cougar/mt lion/coyote/--country. It is like a "baby" 44 magnum.
I happily recieved my box of heavy 44 specials from midway[255 kieth].these will find thier way into my Taurus 441 adjustable sight 44,4 inch barrel special 5 shooter,sleeping protection in bear country,deer,wild pig and boondocking duties all with one gun,awesome.Thank's buffalo bore.way to go.
| Just a small thank you for the Buffalo
Bore 255 grain 44 special. I am sure Elmer Keith would
agree, this load is perfect for the Smith and Wesson Model 329. I
carry this for personal defense.
A couple of weeks ago while calling Elk here in Washington State, this 200 lb bear came to the call and was 20 feet from me, She gave the the stare and I felt I needed to protect myself and others with me. I placed your load behind the front shoulder. The bear ran about 30 yards and died. Wow! The entrance and exit wound were the same. What power. I am convinced you have a great load. Thank you, Scott Cummings September 24, 2008
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