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The .41 Remington Magnum strikes that rare balance between real magnum power and shootable recoil, and Buffalo Bore's 265-grain hard cast load is built to make the most of what this cartridge does best.
Built with hard cast alloy rather than pure lead, these bullets are designed to hold their shape through heavy cover, bone, and whatever terrain gets between you and clean penetration. At 1350 fps from the muzzle, this load develops 1072 foot-pounds of energy, which is serious business for game that demands deep, straight-line performance. Buffalo Bore loads these rounds to maximum SAAMI specifications, so you're getting the performance the cartridge was designed for.
This is part of Buffalo Bore's Outdoorsman line, which means it's meant to work. The flat-nose profile on the hard cast bullet creates better crushing action on tissue while maintaining that deep penetration hard cast ammunition is known for. Unlike expanding bullets that can be fickle through barriers, this load just goes to work. The hard cast construction resists deformation, making it reliable for hunting situations where your shot might pass through heavy brush, tough hide, or angled bone.
The .41 Mag has earned quiet respect among hunters who understand it sits right where they need it. More power than a .357 Magnum without the recoil punishment of a .44 Magnum, this cartridge was purpose-built as the middle ground. With proper bullet placement and ammunition like this, the .41 handles deer, hogs, and black bear with authority. Hard cast loads are the ammunition choice for backcountry carry when you need penetration that won't quit.
Each box contains 20 rounds loaded on new or once-fired brass, packaged for reliable feeding and consistent performance. If you're running a .41 Magnum and serious about its capabilities, this is the ammunition that matches that intent.
The 265 grain bullet is at the heavier end of the .41 Magnum range, sacrificing some velocity for mass and penetration. This extra weight means deeper, more predictable penetration through heavy material and heavier game, making it the choice for serious hunting where you need the bullet to get the job done regardless of what's in the way.
Absolutely. The .41 Magnum was designed to bridge the gap between the .357 and .44 Magnums, and this 265 grain hard cast load delivers the penetration needed for ethical deer and hog hunting with proper shot placement. The flat-nose design and hard cast construction ensure consistent, deep performance on game.
Yes, this ammunition is loaded to SAAMI specifications and will function in any revolver chambered in .41 Remington Magnum. However, always confirm your specific revolver's chamber markings match .41 Rem Mag before purchasing ammunition.
Hard cast bullets are lead alloyed with tin or antimony to increase hardness. This alloy resists deformation better than pure lead, maintains its shape through barriers, and penetrates more deeply while producing less barrel fouling. For hunting applications where penetration matters, hard cast is the better choice.
| Caliber/Gauge | .41 Remington Magnum |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 2.30 |
| Grains | 265 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 16A20 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 651815016214 |
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