The fact that it uses .429-.430 bullets makes it very versatile.
$2.65. Ever since I was a small boy my choice of movies were always westerns had I been given the choice. These can be pushed out to pretty incredible velocities out of a 22″ barrelled rifle but that was not my intention. The Speer Reloading Manual No. I like to shoot it but $40 a box gets expensive real quick. These loads lend themselves wonderfully for camp varmints a visiting fox and coyote and you should see what they do to Wyoming prairie dogs!
My personal favorite is theYes, Marling does offer the four-for-four from time to time. I need data for possibly VithaVouri powder and possibly IMR 4198 or others that work well.
The Lee Factory Crimp came to the rescue and evidently, it works like a charm.Another good choice is the 300 grain Beartooth cast bullet. At 100 yards the figures are 1913 fps and 2153 ft. lbs. . She is a plain jane looking smoke pole but her microgroove barrel never seizes to amaze me with her accuracy potential. No place around here carries reloading supplies, and smokeless powder is expensive to ship. Hand loading bringing out the best of the .444 cartridge.Lever guns are a passion of mine, Marlins mainly for their strength, have had a couple Savage 99s in .308 but they just don’t really appeal to me that much; not to denigrate them, they’re fine and powerful rifles, just not my cup of tea.
I have used her for just about everything!
My favorite factory load is Hornady’s 265 gr Flex Tip. This one was taken at 85 yards.One of my favorite bullets for loading is the Sierra 300 grain Sports Master bullet. After many days of looking over catalogs, studying ballistics, and specifications I decided on the 444 Marlin.
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It has a case length of 2.105 inches, and a maximum cartridge length of 2.55 inches. So I would like to avoid experimentation as much as possible. 444 Marlin Brass Starline 50 pk. Typical results are shown below. My Account My Orders My Address Book My Password. Page |<< < 1 of 1 > >>| Name Price Unit Cost* Link 444 Marlin Ammunition by Hornady, 265gr FTX LEVERevolution, HRN82744. This was, and is, a fine load for CXP2 class game. . Snakes make great targets also!How about self-defense? Today I own an older 444 Marlin produced in the late 1980’s. $41.25. per page. Marlin’s Original Big Bore!355 grain BEARTOOTH bullet, with 45/RL7, at 2120 fps 1.25″ @ 100yds. Marlin has since changed to 1 in 20" rifling, which solved that problem.The straight wall .444 case performs best with fast to medium burning rifle powders. revolver cartridge.The .444 Marlin has never become a best seller, but it has never faded away, either. Joined: May 3, 2013 Messages: 55.
Recoil, of course, is next to nil.For serious big game action, I use both factory and handloads. My passion for lever action rifles and cartridges has never been a secret.
Looking for bang for my buck here. This bullet can be launched at a MV of 2132 fps by 53.5 grains of H335 powder, and a MV of 2211 fps by 55.5 grains of H335 from the 24" barrel of a Marlin rifle. FAQs; Categories. Money was very tight at the time and the versatility of the “Original Big Bore Marlin” won me over.Today I own an older 444 Marlin produced in the late 1980’s. That said a stout load of H335 for both launches them both at 2150 fps or so and the 100 yard results are below!A while back I had heard that some were using the 444 as a modified 410 shotgun-if you will.
A lot of research later I wound up using a Winchester AA 410 shot cup filled with 5/8 ounce (about 273 grains)of 7.5 shot and 12.5 of unique. It will do from mice to moose but I am getting ahead of myself here. Well ok!
Reloading (BETA) About; FR; Best .444 MARLIN Prices Across Canada. In other words I'm looking for something close to the above load, but I'm flexible on bullets.