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If you work around barns, sheds, or anywhere snakes and rodents become a problem, these CCI shotshells give you an effective solution that actually works at short range. Unlike full-power loads, they keep collateral damage low and make cleanup simple. The design is straightforward but clever: each round uses a rigid plastic capsule loaded with #9 lead shot that stays together until it hits the rifling, where it breaks apart to create a spread pattern.
The plastic capsule is the key to this whole setup. It holds the shot together on its way down the barrel, then fragments when it contacts rifling. This gives you consistent patterns at the distances where you actually need them, usually 8 to 12 feet out. A flexible base wad sits behind the capsule and does the important job of preventing gas blow-by, which keeps pressure consistent and makes the round more reliable. The primer is a standard CCI centerfire type that fires reliably in both .44 Special and .44 Magnum chambers.
Users report these are highly effective on snakes, rats, and other small pests in tight quarters. The shot pattern is tight enough to be reliable at close range but spreads enough to make hitting small, fast-moving targets easier than a single bullet would. Because the payload is just 140 grains of #9 shot, the recoil is minimal and cleanup is straightforward with normal cleaning methods. The aluminum cases are marked NR (not reloadable), so plan to replace them after use.
Each round comes packaged in a reusable 10-round pocket pack that's handy for keeping a few on hand without taking up much space.
These rounds are designed for close-range use, typically 8 to 15 feet maximum. The shot pattern stays tight enough to be effective within that distance but expands beyond it. Pattern will vary depending on barrel length and your specific firearm, so you'll want to test yours to know what to expect.
No. The cases are marked NR (Not Reloadable) and CCI specifically warns against attempting to reload them. The plastic capsule design is part of what makes them work, and reloading can damage the case structure, which creates a serious safety hazard.
Yes, they're loaded to work safely in both calibers. The .44 Special chamber is smaller, but these shotshells will chamber and fire reliably. That said, in lightweight revolvers, the capsule movement from recoil can occasionally cause cylinder lock-up, so it's worth testing a few rounds to see how your gun handles them.
The capsule contains 140 grains of #9 lead shot. The capsule itself is rigid plastic and designed to break apart when it hits the rifling as it travels down the barrel. Behind it sits a flexible base wad that prevents gas blow-by and helps maintain consistent patterns.
| UPC | 076683037442 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3744 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .44 Magnum |
| Case Material | Aluminum |
| Grains | 140 gr |
| Length | 3.4500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shotshell |
| Shipping Weight | 0.3375 |
| Units per Box | 10 |
| Cost per Round | 2.20 |
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