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Has anyone shot the Underwood 220 gr penetrater ammo ? If so how did it do accuracy wise and on game ? How about the 240gr Remington CorLokt ? Thanks , Kenneth
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The Remington 240 opens up a bit more as it is the same bullet built for 44 mag. If you can find the 260 grain loads, try those.
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The rifle shoots Hornady leverution pretty good , the Hornady 265 fp super performance doesn't shoot so well . Today I ordered a box of the corlokt 240 and the Underwood to give them a spin . 444 ammo at local shops are like hens teeth around here . Thanks for the reply , Kenneth
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Got the Underwood ammo , it shot about the same size group as the FTX , but about five inches high . Will be interesting to see how it does on game , Kenneth
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Tried the corelokts 240 , three three shot groups , ran from 2.25”-3” . Also going to try holding the rifle with back of forward hand resting in the bag . My Browning HiWall doesn’t shoot well on the bags and found the hold method makes a tremendous difference. Kenneth
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Tried the corelokts 240 , three three shot groups , ran from 2.25”-3” . Also going to try holding the rifle with back of forward hand resting in the bag . My Browning HiWall doesn’t shoot well on the bags and found the hold method makes a tremendous difference. Kenneth It ain't just your HiWall. I won't bench or zero a rifle any other way.
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It's to bad you don't reload. Hornady 265 grain interlock bullets over H4198 powder shot fantastic in the 444 I had. I personally think that is the best bullet for the 444. 240 grain Corelock's hold together much better in a 44 Mag than the 444.
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The Remington 240 opens up a bit more as it is the same bullet built for 44 mag. If you can find the 260 grain loads, try those. Agreed!!! But I'll add the 265 grain Hornady Interlock per Ghostman, In fact that ended up being the only bullet I shot in my 444. I sold that Rifle in1991 to a guy who wanted something bigger than his 30-30. I sold my 444 partly because 320 grain cast bullets (and any other cast bullets from the molds I had then) didn't work through the action.
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Another good bullet for the tripple 4 is the Speer 270 gr Deep Curl
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It's to bad you don't reload. Hornady 265 grain interlock bullets over H4198 powder shot fantastic in the 444 I had. I personally think that is the best bullet for the 444. 240 grain Corelock's hold together much better in a 44 Mag than the 444. Hornady isn't offering the .44 265 FP as a loading component right now. Only as loaded ammunition. Not sure if that's a permanent move or temporary due to current high demand.
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