Sierra Sports Master .44 Cal 210 Grain JHP Bullets (Box of 100)
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- Capacity-Rounds:
- 100
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 44 Caliber
- Grain:
- 210
- Quantity:
- 100 Per Box
- Core Material:
- Lead
- Jacket Material:
- Copper
- Recommended Usage:
- Large Game
- Sectional Density:
- 0.163
- Bullet Diameter:
- 0.4295
- Cannelure:
- Yes
Sierra Sports Master .44 Cal 210 Grain JHP Bullets deliver proven handgun reloading performance for hunters and shooters who demand controlled expansion and reliable energy transfer. Each box of 100 gives you the component foundation for consistent, accurate loads whether you're working up ammunition for hunting or the range. These 210-grain hollow points are engineered across a range of velocities to perform predictably, shot after shot.
The standout design feature here is the serrated power jacket that rings the hollow cavity. On impact, those serrations guide uniform expansion along their lines, maximizing energy dissipation into the target and maintaining bullet weight through the wound channel. That consistent performance is what separates a reliable hunting round from a gamble—especially in a magnum caliber like the .44.
Sierra has built its reputation on quality control and material consistency, and these bullets reflect that standard. If you're reloading .44 Magnum or .44 Special ammunition, you're starting with components designed to shoot true and expand true. That's what matters when the shot counts.
Key Features
- 210-grain weight optimized for .44 caliber handgun loads
- Serrated power jacket hollow point design for controlled, uniform expansion
- Consistent performance across a range of velocities
- 100 bullets per box for efficient reloading
- Engineered for reliable weight retention and energy transfer
Specifications
| Caliber | .44 |
| Grain Weight | 210 |
| Bullet Type | Hollow Point (JHP) |
| Quantity per Box | 100 |
| Brand | Sierra Bullets |
Frequently Asked Questions
What handgun calibers do these .44 210 grain bullets work for?
These are .44 caliber bullets, commonly loaded for .44 Magnum and .44 Special handguns. Always verify your specific firearm's chambering and consult load data before reloading.
How do the serrated hollow points perform on impact?
The serrations on the power jacket guide the bullet to expand uniformly along those lines when it strikes a target, which maximizes energy transfer and helps the bullet retain its weight through the wound channel.
How many bullets are in a box?
Each box contains 100 bullets, giving you a standard reloading quantity for developing and testing loads.
Are these suitable for hunting?
Yes. The 210-grain weight and controlled-expansion design are engineered for hunting applications where consistent performance across a range of velocities is important.
