Allstar/Magnus Bullets .44 cal .430" 240 gr SWCBB 400/Box

Magnus cast bullets in .44 caliber are engineered for handloaders who want reliable, cost-effective ammunition without compromise. These 240-grain semi-wadcutter bullets (.430" diameter) come 400 to a box and are cast from a proprietary alloy blend formulated to handle the pressures and velocities of .44 Special and .44 Magnum loads. Whether you're loading for target practice, hunting, or the range, Magnus bullets deliver consistent performance and minimal leading in most revolvers and pistols.

The alloy composition—91% lead, 4% tin, and 5% antimony—strikes a practical balance: hard enough to be pushed to 1200 FPS with little or no leading fouling, yet tough enough not to shatter when you're shooting steel targets or pushing heavier loads. That mix makes these bullets versatile whether you're working up precision loads or running high-volume practice ammunition through your .44.

For reloaders who prioritize value without sacrificing quality, Magnus bullets are a proven choice. The semi-wadcutter profile works well for both velocity and accuracy, and the 400-count box means you've got plenty of projectiles to work with. Load these once, and you'll see why handloaders keep coming back to them.

Key Features

• Cast from hardened alloy (91% lead, 4% tin, 5% antimony) to minimize leading and resist deformation
• 240-grain semi-wadcutter profile suitable for .44 Special and .44 Magnum
• Designed to perform reliably at velocities up to 1200 FPS
• 400 bullets per box for high-volume handloaders
• Durable enough for steel target practice without shattering

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What .44 firearms can I use these bullets in?

These .430" diameter bullets are suitable for .44 Special and .44 Magnum revolvers and pistols. Always verify chamber and bore dimensions with your specific firearm before loading.

Will these bullets cause leading in my revolver?

The Magnus alloy blend (91% lead, 4% tin, 5% antimony) is formulated to minimize leading when fired at normal velocities up to 1200 FPS in most handguns. Some leading is normal with any cast bullet; barrel condition, sizing, and load development affect results.

Can I shoot these at steel targets?

Yes. The hardened alloy composition resists shattering on impact with steel, making these suitable for steel target practice, though you should always follow safe shooting practices and wear eye protection.

How many bullets are in a box?

Each box contains 400 bullets, making it economical for handloaders who shoot volume.