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If you're looking for a .44 Magnum load built specifically for field use, Fiocchi's Hyperformance Hunt deserves serious consideration. The 225-grain Barnes XPB bullet is where this load earns its keep. All-copper construction means lighter weight per grain compared to traditional lead-core bullets, but that's actually an advantage for penetration and expansion consistency. The XPB opens instantly on contact and retains more weight through the entire wound channel than conventional hunting projectiles.
The 1240 fps muzzle velocity is realistic for 4-inch revolver barrels. If you're shooting a 6-inch or longer barrel, you'll pick up an extra 100-150 fps, which makes this load even more effective. The cartridge dimensions and pressures are standard .44 Rem Mag safe for any properly maintained firearm. Each box contains 25 rounds of brass-cased ammunition, sized consistently for reliable feeding in revolvers and lever-actions alike.
The .44 Magnum has been the go-to hunting cartridge for decades for good reason. The Hyperformance Hunt load respects that tradition while delivering modern bullet technology. The Barnes XPB is proven on everything from whitetail and hogs to black bear at ethical ranges. The flat-point design performs predictably through brush and cover, maintaining its trajectory better than pointed expanding bullets. Recoil is manageable compared to heavier 240-grain loads, making follow-up shots possible if needed.
Fiocchi has been loading ammunition since 1876 and knows how to extract maximum performance without pushing pressures into uncomfortable territory. The Hyperformance Hunt line uses quality brass cases and consistent powder charges, so you get shot-to-shot reliability. Whether you're hunting remote country or preparing for wilderness defense, this ammo performs without drama.
From a 4-inch handgun barrel, you're getting the published 1240 fps. Shooting through a 6 or 7-inch barrel adds roughly 100-150 fps to that figure, and lever-action rifles with 16-20 inch barrels will be significantly faster. The longer barrel burn time lets the powder do more work, which is why many folks use this load in both revolvers and carbines.
Yes. The all-copper construction expands reliably at the velocities this load produces, and it retains weight through bone and tough tissue better than standard hollow points. It's proven on deer, hogs, and black bear at reasonable hunting distances with proper shot placement. The flat-point design also helps it resist deflection through brush.
Yes, the ammunition comes in reloadable boxer-primed brass cases. However, the 225-grain Barnes XPB is a long bullet for its weight, so you'll need to consult load data carefully when working up handloads. Not all powders produce the same velocity with the XPB, and case fill matters more with this profile than with conventional bullets.
Any standard .44 Rem Mag revolver handles this load safely. It's designed for typical revolvers like the Ruger Blackhawk, Smith and Wesson Model 29, and Dan Wesson revolvers. It also cycles reliably in lever-action carbines chambered in .44 Magnum. Always verify your firearm is in good working condition before shooting any ammunition.
| Caliber/Gauge | .44 Magnum |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 2.52 |
| Grains | 225 gr |
| Length | 2.9500 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 44MBA |
| Shipping Weight | 1.37 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 762344713434 |
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