Remington .44 Magnum Ammo
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Remington HTP Handgun Ammo Brass .44 Rem Mag 240-Grain 20-Rounds SJHP
Brand:
Remington
Bullet Type:
SJHP
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
240 grain
From:
$25.80
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HIGH TERMINAL PERFORMANCE 44 REMINGTON MAGNUM AMMO - 105-004-772WB 44 REMINGTON MAGNUM 210GR JACKETED SOFT POINT HTP 25/BOX
Brand:
Remington
Bullet Type:
Jacketed Soft Point (JSP)
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
240 grain
From:
$25.36
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Remington 44 Rem Mag 240gr Jhp Core-lokt 20rd 10bx/cs
Brand:
Remington
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
Rounds:
20
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Remington HTP Copper Handgun 225 gr Barnes XPB .44 Rem Mag Ammo, 20/box - HTP44MAG1
Brand:
Remington
Bullet Type:
Barnes XPB
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
Grains:
225 grain
Rounds:
20
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Remington Hog Hammer Handgun 225 gr Barnes XPB .44 Rem Mag Ammo, 20/box - PHH44MAG1
Brand:
Remington
Bullet Type:
Barnes XPB
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
Grains:
225 grain
Rounds:
20
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Remington Ammunition Htp, Rem 22325 Rtp44mg3 Htp 44m 240sjhp 50/10
Brand:
Remington
Bullet Type:
Hollow Point
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
Rounds:
50
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Remington Ammunition Htp, Rem 22321 Rtp44mg2 Htp 44m 240sp 50/box
Brand:
Remington
Bullet Type:
Soft Point
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
Grains:
240
Rounds:
50
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Remington 44 Remington Magnum 240 Grain Soft Point - Brass Casing
Brand:
Remington
Bullet Type:
Soft Point
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
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Remington 44 Remington Magnum 240 Grain Semi-Jacketed Hollow - Brass Casing
Brand:
Remington
Bullet Type:
Hollow Point
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.8/5
based on 18 customer reviews across 10 variants from 24 retailers
Remington ammo delivers excellent reliability, accuracy and value for the price, though occasional feeding issues reported in specific firearms.
What customers like
Reliability & Performance56%
I have run about 800 rounds flawlessly through my 9mm
Great Value for Money44%
Excellent value for a M29 finish and quality of the firearm
Accuracy33%
Very accurate; it keeps six shots on MGM IPSC from standing
Cleaner Burning22%
keeps my barrel cleaner than all lead ammo
Common concerns
Feeding/Ejection Issues11%
Won't get more than two rounds out before failure to eject
Frequently Asked Questions
Remington .44 Magnum Ammo
How much is a 44 Remington Magnum?
.44 Remington Magnum ammunition typically costs $23–$65 per box, averaging around $40. Revolvers chambered in this caliber vary widely: Ruger Redhawk models run $1,015–$1,180, while Taurus 44 revolvers start around $750. Prices depend on retailer and model.
Is 44 Remington Mag the same as 44 Magnum?
Yes, they're identical. .44 Remington Magnum is the official SAAMI designation, but .44 Magnum and .44 Mag are the same cartridge. Remington's name appears in the formal title because the company helped develop it commercially, but manufacturers and shooters use both terms interchangeably.
What is the best 44 Magnum ammo for deer hunting?
For deer hunting, 240–300 grain bullets work well. Federal, Winchester, and Hornady factory loads are reliable choices. A 240 grain hollow point offers good expansion and accuracy. Test several loads in your specific revolver, as individual guns often favor certain ammunition.
What is the most accurate 44 mag ammo?
Accuracy depends on your specific revolver, as individual guns favor different loads. Federal 240gr JHP, Black Hills 240gr, and Hornady LeverEvolution 225gr are popular choices. Cast Keith-style bullets also perform well for experienced shooters. Test multiple factory loads to find what groups best in your gun.
Is 44 mag ammo hard to find?
Availability varies. Our marketplace shows 10 variants across 24 retailers with 4 currently in stock. Pricing typically runs $23–$40 per box, though specialty loads cost more. Federal, Winchester, and Hornady produce .44 Magnum regularly, so finding standard hunting or defense loads is usually straightforward.
What is the shelf life of 44 mag ammo?
Properly stored .44 Magnum ammo remains functional for decades. Manufacturers conservatively recommend use within ten years, but storage conditions matter most—keep rounds cool, dry, and away from moisture and temperature swings. Poor storage can degrade ammo within a few years.
Does a 44 Magnum kick hard?
Yes, .44 Magnum produces significant recoil—roughly 18.5 foot-pounds with factory ammunition, compared to about 11.6 ft-lbs for .357 Magnum. Heavier revolvers, longer barrels, and rubber grips reduce felt recoil. Lighter factory loads are also available for more manageable shooting.