444 Marlin Ammo For Sale

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The .444 Marlin is sold with bullets weighing between 240 and 300 grains. These bullets are designed as soft points, flat noses, or hollow points. Muzzle velocities range between 2,000 and 2,350 foot-pounds, making the .444 Marlin a cartridge more than adequate to harvest most game in North America. Learn More

History of 444 Marlin Ammo

In 1964, Marlin Firearms and Remington Arms joined forces to develop the .444 Marlin, a cartridge that filled the gap created by the lack of lever action rifles chambered in .45-70.

Cowboy action shooting has recently grown in popularity, and along with it, a demand for rifles chambered in .45-70. Several manufacturers have responded to the increased demand and are now making lever action rifles in this caliber. As a result, the sales of .444 Marlin rifles dropped sharply. While demand has fallen off for .444 ammo, hunters still respect the cartridge as a heavy, hard-hitting bullet that works great for hunting in dense brush and for longer shots across a clearing in the woods.

444 Marlin Ballistics: Chart of Average 444 Marlin Ballistics

Note: This information comes from the manufacturer and is for informational purposes only. The actual ballistics obtained with your firearm can vary considerably from the advertised ballistics. Also, ballistics can vary from lot to lot with the same brand and type load.

444 Marlin Bullet WEIGHT	Muzzle VELOCITY (fps)					Muzzle ENERGY (ft. lbs.)					TRAJECTORY (in.)
	Muzzle	100 yds.	200 yds.	300 yds.	400 yds.	Muzzle	100 yds.	200 yds.	300 yds.	400 yds.	100 yds.	200 yds.	300 yds.	400 yds.
240 Grain	2350	1815	1377	1087	941	2942	1753	1001	630	472	2.5	-15.1	-31	0

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Bullet Points: 444 Marlin Ammo

A collaboration between Marlin Firearms and Remington Arms in 1964, the .444 Marlin was designed to fill the gap created by the lack of lever action rifles chambered in .45-70. The resulting cartridge was chambered in the acclaimed Model 336 lever action rifle.
While .444 Marlin ammo is based on the .44 Magnum, its performance is on another level entirely – with muzzle velocities between 2,000 and 2,350 foot pounds, making it more than capable of harvesting most North American game.
With cowboy action shooting growing in popularity, a demand for rifles chambered in .45-70 has also grown. Because of this, several manufacturers now make lever action rifles in this caliber, resulting in a sharp sales drop for the .444 Marlin.
While demand may have dropped for .444 Marlin ammunition, it's still respected among hunters who want a hard-hitting bullet that works great for hunting in dense brush.

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