Woodleigh 444 Marlin & 44 Mag (.430″) – 50 Ct Box

These Woodleigh Marlin Mag bullets serve both the 444 Marlin lever gun and the 44 Magnum with fifty .430 inch projectiles built for hunting. When you want a heavy, deep driving bullet for either cartridge, Woodleigh Marlin Mag bullets bring the flat nose profile and controlled expansion that lever guns and big bore revolvers reward.

What these Woodleigh Marlin Mag bullets are and who they are for

This is a 50 count box of .430 inch bullets for the 444 Marlin and the 44 Magnum, catalogued as a 280 grain flat nose soft nose. Both cartridges thrive on a heavy, flat nose bullet, whether stoked in a Marlin lever rifle for timber deer and hogs or loaded hot in a 44 Magnum revolver or carbine. Reloaders who run these popular guns will appreciate a projectile that suits both.

Lever action hunters and 44 Magnum shooters who want deep penetration on game are exactly who these bullets serve.

Why choose these Woodleigh Marlin Mag bullets

• Fifty .430 inch projectiles that work in the 444 Marlin and the 44 Magnum.
• A heavy 280 grain flat nose soft nose for deep penetration.
• Flat nose profile that is safe in a tubular magazine lever gun.
• Momentum focused design suited to timber deer, hogs, and black bear.
• Soft nose construction that expands under control while holding weight.
• Australian craftsmanship trusted across a wide range of game.

Specifications and how they perform

Each bullet in this 50 count box is a .430 inch, 280 grain flat nose soft nose. The flat nose is important, since it lets the bullet be loaded safely in a tubular magazine and adds terminal punch on game, while the heavy weight gives both the 444 Marlin and the 44 Magnum deep, reliable penetration. Made by Woodleigh, these soft nose bullets pair controlled expansion with strong weight retention, exactly what a big bore lever gun or magnum revolver wants for hunting.

About the 444 Marlin, the 44 Magnum, and lever and revolver loads

This pairing covers two of the most useful big bore straight walled cartridges around, the 444 Marlin introduced in 1964 for the lever action rifle and the 44 Remington Magnum that dates to 1955 and lives happily in both revolvers and carbines. Both thrive on a heavy, flat nose bullet, whether you are working timber for deer and hogs with a lever gun or loading stout hunting rounds for a 44 Magnum handgun. A soft nose projectile in this diameter is built to expand under control and hold weight, delivering the deep penetration these cartridges are capable of at the close ranges where they shine. One bullet family that serves both platforms is a genuine convenience.

Load the flat nose profile for tubular magazine safety in the lever rifle, and take advantage of the heavy weight for authoritative revolver or carbine hunting loads. Build the charge in careful increments from trusted data, seat and crimp firmly in the cannelure or an appropriate groove so recoil does not shift bullets, and confirm function and zero before hunting. Test feeding and cycling in your specific firearm, since actions differ. Store the components cool and dry to protect the soft noses. Loaded with care, this bullet lets a lever gun or a big revolver hit hard and penetrate deep.

Practical use, care, and compatibility

Load these flat nose bullets for tubular magazine safety in the 444 Marlin, and take advantage of the heavy weight for authoritative 44 Magnum hunting loads. Develop your charge in careful increments from trusted data, seat and crimp in the cannelure or an appropriate groove so recoil does not shift bullets, and confirm function and zero before hunting. Store the box cool and dry to protect the soft noses. For brass, loading blocks, and range storage, browse our gear and storage category. With sound load work, these Woodleigh Marlin Mag bullets let a lever gun or a big revolver hit hard and penetrate deep.

For the 444 Marlin and 44 Magnum alike, these Woodleigh Marlin Mag bullets deliver.

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