44 Magnum Bullets
44 Mag Bullets for Reloading
The products below contain only the projectile (bullet) and are intended for shooters who load their rounds. If you're looking for fully loaded cartridges, please head to our 44 Magnum ammo page here.
Elmer Keith didn’t just rely on a big revolver to make his design for the 44 Magnum work. He didn't substantially lengthen the original 44 Special case, either. What he did was create a bullet that stuck out farther from the case to provide more room for powder behind it. Keith also chose a fast burning rifle powder for the powerful 44 Mag.
44 Magnum bullets for reloading come in all shapes and sizes. A heavyweight 240 grain bullet can be loaded to a muzzle velocity under 1,000 fps to perform more like a hot 45 ACP load. A lightweight 180 grain bullet can absolutely scream out of the muzzle at 1,800 fps to deliver energy that trumps some 223 Rem loads. With the right 44 Mag bullets for reloading, you can enjoy a lot of different performance out of just one revolver round.
SAAMI’s max pressure for the 44 Mag is 36,000 psi, but you may not want to try and find out how close to that pressure you’re able to load. Even if you were feeling lucky, it’s not ideal to be anywhere near a 44 Mag that fails in the chamber.
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Zero Bullets 44 Cal Bullets - 240 Grain JSP – 500 Count
$84.85Cost Per Bullet 17¢ per bullet Product Type Bullets Bullet Weight 240 Grain Bullet Caliber 44 Mag, 44 Special Quantity 500 Bullet Type Jacketed Soft-Point (JSP) Manufacturer Zero Bullet Manufacturer SKU 177 This is not loaded ammunition. Don’t order these component bullets unless you are a handloader!
Reliability, accuracy and affordability – the three reasons why Zero is one of the most trusted and fastest growing bullet manufacturers in the USA! These 0.429” diameter 240 grain projectiles make the perfect foundation for any 44 Magnum or 44 Special handloading project, and they’re great for target shooting, hunting and self-defense alike!
These are jacketed soft point projectiles. Each bullet has a tough gilding metal jacket to prevent fragmentation during high-velocity penetration. The jacket stops just shy of concealing the tip of the bullet’s soft lead core. When the JSP’s nose encounters soft tissue at high enough velocity, it fans outward to maximize energy transfer to the target while simultaneously gouging out a wide-diameter wound channel. Definitely a force to be reckoned with when you put the 44 Mag’s power behind it!Customer Reviews
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Cheaper than cast
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You can't buy 2 boxes of premium bullits at this price. Accurate and no problem with leading up your barrel.
Review by Ajtanker (Posted on 1/19/2025)
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Zero 44 mag JSP
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I had purchased a new 44 mag and needed some projectiles to load up.
Went to many stores and the prices were to say the least shocking.
I found Zero bullets at Widners and I was surprised as the cost was a little less then The ones I had seen in the stores but you got 500 for a little less the the store bought bullets and you got twice the amount, 500 in stead of 250.
They loaded up great and I shot these out of a model 29 with 8” barrel and at 15 yards could put holes in holes, great bulllet at a great priceReview by Mr.C (Posted on 1/14/2025)
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perfect
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great job
Review by mike (Posted on 1/6/2025)
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Great bullets
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Nice pieces
Review by Hammer (Posted on 12/25/2024)
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Would buy again
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Bullets shoot great in my Rossi and Marlin lever guns. Great service and fast delivery.
Review by CMellor (Posted on 11/1/2024)
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Just as expected
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Ordered these for a lower powered round in the .44 Magnum. Easy to work with and accurate. The box was slightly damaged and the inner packaging was torn so a few bullets were lost, not a huge deal but something to be aware of when shipping.
Review by Caspernick (Posted on 5/23/2024)
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Great service.
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I highly recommend wideners. They have great customer service and items ship promptly. Most importantly they are extremely patient and that counts for a lot especially when you are as dumb as me.
Review by Tony (Posted on 1/16/2024)
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Great stuff
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Can’t go wrong with zero bullets
Review by brandon (Posted on 8/10/2023)
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