Ultramax Ult-44M-1-N 44Mag 200Gr Ppfp 50/10
$48.00
The Ultramax Ult-44M-1-N is a 44 Magnum handgun round loaded with a 200-grain plated flat-point projectile. Sold in convenient 50-round boxes with 10 boxes per case, this ammunition delivers the stopping power and accuracy serious .44 Mag shooters demand—whether you're hunting big game, working on defensive loads, or putting rounds downrange at the range. Ultramax ammunition is engineered for consistent velocity and reliable performance across a range of handguns and carbines chambered in .44 Magnum.
The plated flat-point bullet design is purpose-built for controlled expansion and deep penetration, making it a solid choice for field work or tactical applications where reliable bullet performance matters. At 200 grains, this round strikes a practical balance between velocity and momentum—ideal for both handgun and lever-action carbine platforms.
If you run .44 Magnum regularly, buying by the case (10 boxes of 50) makes sense for both convenience and economy. Ultramax is known for consistent quality and competitive pricing, so you can practice and hunt without breaking the budget.
Key Features
- 200-grain plated flat-point bullet design for controlled expansion
- Loaded in .44 Magnum, versatile across handguns and carbines
- Case quantity (10 boxes × 50 rounds) for regular shooters and hunters
- Consistent velocity and reliable performance
Specifications
| Caliber | .44 Magnum |
| Bullet Weight | 200 grains |
| Bullet Type | Plated Flat-Point (PPFP) |
| Round Count per Box | 50 |
| Case Quantity | 10 boxes (500 rounds total) |
| Brand | Ultramax Ammunition |
Frequently Asked Questions
What guns can I use Ultramax .44 Magnum ammunition in?
.44 Magnum ammunition is compatible with revolvers, semi-automatic pistols, and lever-action rifles chambered in .44 Magnum. Always verify your firearm is marked for .44 Magnum before loading.
Is 200 grains a good bullet weight for .44 Magnum hunting?
Yes. The 200-grain plated flat-point is a classic .44 Mag hunting load, offering a good balance of velocity, momentum, and controlled expansion for medium to large game at typical handgun and carbine ranges.
What does PPFP mean?
PPFP stands for Plated Flat-Point. The plated jacket provides consistent bullet integrity and reliable performance, while the flat-point profile is designed for controlled expansion and penetration.
How much ammunition is in a case?
This product comes as 10 boxes of 50 rounds each, for a total of 500 rounds per case.
