Description
The 240 grain bullet weight is the proven standard for .44 Magnum, and Ultramax built these rounds with that balance in mind. You get moderate recoil that stays manageable for extended shooting sessions, along with the genuine power the .44 is known for.
Plated Construction That Works
Plated bullets offer real advantages for range shooting and cowboy action applications. The copper plating reduces barrel fouling compared to pure lead bullets, meaning less cleanup after a day at the range. You're also getting complete copper coverage around the lead core, which means cleaner shooting without sacrificing the accuracy flat-point bullets deliver. The plating sits somewhere between bare lead and jacketed bullets in terms of cost, making these rounds practical for volume shooting.
Designed for Cowboy Action and General Shooting
The flat point design cuts clean, distinct holes in targets that are easy to score, which is why cowboy action competitors favor this style. The 710 feet per second muzzle velocity keeps things controlled while still delivering enough thump for target work. These are brass-cased, boxer-primed rounds built in the USA with Ultramax's 10-point quality assurance process.
Built to Shoot
With 50 rounds per box, you've got enough here to work through a serious practice session. The cartridges feed reliably, and the flat point profile works well in revolvers where it belongs. Whether you're sighting in before hunting season, running cowboy action matches, or just putting holes in paper, these load up smooth and go bang every time.
Key Specifications
- Caliber: .44 Remington Magnum
- Bullet Weight: 240 Grains
- Bullet Type: Plated Flat Point
- Muzzle Velocity: 710 feet per second
- Muzzle Energy: 300 foot-pounds
- Rounds Per Box: 50
- Case Material: Brass
- Primer Type: Boxer
- Reloadable: Yes
- Manufacturer: Ultramax Ammunition
- Manufacturer Part Number: ULT-44M-2-N
- UPC: 850079588134
- Country of Origin: USA
What’s Included
- 50 rounds of .44 Magnum ammunition
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between plated and lead bullets in Ultramax 44 Magnum rounds?
Plated bullets have a thin copper shell electroplated over a lead core. They reduce barrel fouling and keep your gun cleaner during and after shooting compared to plain lead bullets. The tradeoff is they cost a bit more than cast lead but less than full jacketed rounds, making them a practical middle ground for range practice and cowboy action shooting.
Are Ultramax 44 Magnum 240gr rounds reloadable?
Yes. These come in brass cases with boxer primers, so reloaders can recycle the brass. The flat point profile works well with standard reloading practices for .44 Magnum. Just follow published load data for the bullet weight and profile.
Will this Ultramax ammo work in my 44 Magnum revolver?
Yes. These are proper .44 Magnum rounds sized and built for revolvers. The flat point design is particularly well-suited to revolver cylinders where the shoulder of the bullet sits in the mouth of the case. They'll feed and fire reliably in any .44 Magnum revolver in good working condition.
Is Ultramax a quality ammunition brand?
Ultramax has been making ammunition since 1986 and runs each round through a 10-point quality assurance process to ensure consistency and reliability. These rounds are manufactured in the USA and have earned a reputation for turning out accurate, dependable ammunition across their product line.




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