Remington UMC Ammunition 44 Remington Magnum 180 Grain Jacketed Soft Point

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I have fired this round out of a Ruger super redhawk and it worked great.

The OAL of this cartridge is to long to chamber in a big boy. It is however a very powerful and accurate load in a ruger super blackhawk.

Yes, the list of firearms capable of safely handling this 340g .44mag +p+ Round is a short one. The Ruger Redhawk is on that list. You could also cross-reference on Buffalo Bores sight which provides further information regarding.44 Magnum +p+ ammunition. I understand that you’re not asking about Buffalo Bore brand ammo, but ballistically speaking they are similar rounds.

Excellent cartridge for a good price. Very hard hitting, great penetration. More recoil, but good trade-off for the extra power!

Nice ammunition
Accurate and fun to shoot…… until the flash and blast become distracting. Recoil is relatively tame, though, for a full-power round.

remington green box is the standard for factory ammo
remington green box ammo is the most consistent across the board for power, accuracy, and for projectile speed round to round. i buy it as a rule. for cheaper ammo, sales on other brands are fine for keeping your trigger control and just being used to shooting.
Yes, I would recommend to a friend

Shot a box of 20 with my Taurus Raging Bull and now I want more! This is what owning a 44 magnum is all about! Plenty of power and a kick that you really feel. It crumbled a cinder block with one shot and exploded some melons! I highly recommend it!

I purchased these because I was going into Bear Country on vacation and having the Henry loaded with this round made me feel pretty confident.

I am shooting these out of a single shot H&R Pardner. They are very accurate and have slammed two deer. They will not fit in a Ruger DeerSlayer semi-auto nor would I even try. If you can close the bolt on a bolt action they should work fine. I don’t think a lever action is going to like the extra length or the extra pressure. Your best bet maybe to call Underwood and/or the tech group of your firearm manufacturer.