Hornady 454 Casull Ammo for Sale

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Brand:

Hornady

Bullet Type:

XTP MAG

Caliber:

.454 Casull

Grains:

300 GRAIN

Rounds:

20

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(1)

Brand:

Hornady

Bullet Type:

XTP MAG

Caliber:

.454 Casull

Grains:

240 grain

Rounds:

20

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Marketplace Insights ★ 4.3/5 based on 3 customer reviews across 6 variants from 23 retailers

Powerful ammunition with strong performance, but some batches suffer from primer quality issues affecting reliability.

What customers like

Powerful performance67%
Powerful round to say the least. Kicks hard in my raging judge
Good value pricing33%
Good ammo at good price

Common concerns

Primer reliability issues67%
had 3 out of 20 misfire. Looks like bad primers to me
Frequently Asked Questions
Hornady 454 Casull Ammo for Sale

What bullet does a 454 Casull drop at 200 yards?

A 250-grain .454 Casull bullet drops approximately 15–20 inches at 200 yards, depending on muzzle velocity and load. Heavier, faster loads drop less. For precise figures, consult ballistics tables for your specific ammunition.

Does 454 Casull kick?

Yes, the .454 Casull kicks hard. It's one of the most powerful handgun cartridges made, producing sharp, heavy recoil. Heavier revolvers reduce felt recoil somewhat. Most shooters find it demanding to control, and even experienced shooters respect its punch.

Can you hunt deer with 454 Casull?

Yes, .454 Casull works well for deer hunting. It's a powerful revolver cartridge with plenty of energy for clean kills. Most hunters use 240–265 grain bullets. Effective range depends on shooter skill, but many take deer confidently out to 100 yards or more.

Can you shoot 44 mag out of a 454 Casull?

No, .44 Mag cannot be fired in a .454 Casull. The bullet diameters differ—.44 Mag uses .429" bullets while .454 Casull uses .454" bullets, making them incompatible. However, .45 Long Colt can be fired in a .454 Casull revolver. Always use ammunition marked for your specific firearm.

How does the 454 Casull compare to a 44 Magnum?

The .454 Casull generates roughly twice the muzzle energy of the .44 Magnum, with significantly higher velocity and sharper recoil. The .44 Magnum is easier to handle and ammunition is more affordable and widely available. Both suit hunting and defense, but the .454 Casull is better suited for large dangerous game.