The rifle has plenty of power to stop a hog, and is accurate for her out to 100 yards. Sign-up now to get more revolver content every Wednesday! I had some Garrett 330 grain Long Hammerheads left over from an Alaska hunt and popped a few with those, they are a powerful load, (can only be used in a Ruger Redhawk) those will kill stuff if it crosses their path. He usually hunts along some fields and I know he would like to be able to reach further out (Shotgun or straight walled cartridge only area of the state). The .454 captured the fancy of handgun hunters (at least those who could handle the recoil) and Freedom Arms revolvers dominated the upper classes in metallic handgun silhouette shooting. Would the results have been the same had she been a heavily armored boar? Damn these are tough animals! I lost my faith in 45ACP after shooting one in the head 4 times to kill it. Most people who hunt with a.44 Magnum choose 240 grain bullets for deer sized animals and black bear. One very nice feature of the big “X” frame Smith is its ability to absorb recoil even when shooting the hottest loads. Hog Hunting Head Shot with a 44 Magnum! (Head shots). LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE: Safety First. The.44 Magnumâs raison d'etre has always been medium and large game hunting. New York Department of Environmental Conservation, State Agency: Most are best suited to whitetail deer hunting, although, with proper placement, can be used on big game such as black bear, elk or wild hogs. Hunters looking for a great hog hunting gun for close quarters encounters on foot should consider the Marlin Model 1895 due to the rifleâs hard hitting, easy to carry, and fast pointing characteristics. Hog hunt with a Marlin .44 mag 1894s. My gun’s most obvious features are a 6″ barrel and slide (designed to milk maximum performance from the 10mm), a gold bead installed in the front sight blade (to facilitate any encounters in the reduced light of early morning or late afternoon) and an adjustable rear sight (so the pistol can be sighted in for whatever load I want to use.) I�m not sure about him, but I shoot the 230 grain ball ammo...I like it better than the hollow points. You won’t be under gunned! State Agency: But with wild pigs, you must have enough penetration to reach the vitals, and even better, create an exit hole to expedite the loss of bodily fluids and facilitate a blood trail. A pair of Smith & Wesson Model 657’s in .41 Magnum paired up with a Randall knife provide My .44 magnum-hunting career culminated in taking an Asian buffalo in Australia (along with some large wild boars) with an 8 3/8â³ barreled S&W 629 loaded with Cor-Bonâs 320-grain hard cast bullet traveling at slightly less than 1,200 fps. With the 357 Mag, I use a 190-grain bullet of my design. Look,.44 Magnum rifles are some of the best carbines for practical purposes. I used to night hunt pigs with my Marlin 1894 stainless in 44 mag with 240 grain XTP bullet. Arkansas Game & Fish Commission, State Agency: During numerous fall hunts for deer-sized animals I used the same guns successfully with various jacketed hollow or soft points. Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission, State Agency: Yes itâs a little bit operator, itâs a custom pistol and a seriously shiny piece of engineering. North Dakota Game & Fish Department, State Agency: He has been reloading for many decades. No experience with the 44mag, only the 460XVR. The 395-grain Cor-Bon load was with me in Australia and accounted for a second Asian buffalo and a good-sized boar. Hornady loads factory rounds in both calibers with 325- and 400-grain JHP bullets, and while these JHP’s are tougher than most hollowpoints (I took an eland with the .475 using some early Hornady production ammo,) heavy cast bullet factory loads for more heavily armored critters are only available from Buffalo Bore. Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife, State Agency: While a two-handed hold is the modern, preferred method, many times it is necessary to shoot one-handed. For taking bigger game with bigger .44 Magnum revolvers, Garrett also offers the same 310-grain bullet with a muzzle velocity of 1,325 fps, and a 330-grain super hard cast bullet at 1,400 fps. But I don't think he has done much research on different powder+bullet combos that might serve him better. California Department of Fish & Wildlife, State Agency: South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks, State Agency: 22 0 0. South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, State Agency: Missouri Deptartment of Conservation, State Agency: I've got a Ruger Deerfield in .44 for exactly that purpose. Ive hog hunted in Fla for 25 yrs with either a .44Mag/.41Mag pistol and never had more than 2 shots needed. Works just fine also. The pig was standing broadside when we spotted him. are both avid hunters and shooters. Arizona Game & Fish Department, State Agency: Shot a handful of hogs with it. I used to hunt everything with a Ruger Super Redhawk in 44 mag, had a Burris scope on it. The bullet didn’t exit the body, but it penetrated the armor going deep enough to break the spine. JSP and JHP both did extremely well! In many cases, the round will take down an elk as long as you are able to place it well. I've owned and used .44 mags in the past but personally wouldn't use them on boar if a more suitable cartridge was available. Idaho Department of Fish & Game, State Agency: Speer makes a 350-grain FMJ FP that looks like a good design for deep penetration and might be suitable for large boar, but I have no experience with it. Also, the other 50 AE factory handgun, the Desert Eagle, is a gas-operated semi-auto, and I don’t believe cast bullets are recommended for it. That’s good news to me because I have a couple of 1911’s chambered in 10mm and just recently completed a pig hunt with one of these guns yielding the biggest pig I’ve ever taken, a 400-pound sow at the Fort Rock Ranch near Kingman, Ariz. I believe in science and I’m an insufferable dickhead. With a case about 1/10" longer than the .44 Magnum, the .454 achieved incredible performance increases due to much higher operating pressures and, being chambered in a new Freedom Arms 5-shot revolver built to much tighter tolerances than previously seen in production revolvers. The heavy slugs didn’t completely penetrate the buffalo but went clean through the pigs dropping them in their tracks. No doubt, this classic is an excellent choice, especially for those hunting in timber where shots seldom exceed 100 yards. Being a new cartridge, Freedom Arms began manufacturing ammo for their revolvers concentrating on lighter weight jacketed bullets at high velocities. My second shot hit the spine about midway in the body as the pig accelerated in search of a friendlier country. It's a great round. makes a dandy I used it out of an early Ruger vaquero on mostly trapped and snared feral hogs. DJ. West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, State Agency: Have a choice of a 16-inch, Win 94 AE in .357 Mag , iron sights or an AR-15 with a Weaver Extreme 1.5-4X 30mm tube with Dual-X/red illum dot. We've additional information about Detail, Specification, Customer Reviews and Comparison Price. Alaska Department of Fish & Game, State Agency: If you’re willing to settle for something smaller, more realistic, and better eating, like maybe a 200- or 400-pound pig, try one of the lesser calibers discussed above with heavy, deep penetrating bullets. Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries, State Agency: While you do need an adequate caliber and load to hunt wild boar, your success in the field will be more dependent on time spent developing your shooting skill rather than building your tolerance for recoil. loads is quite manageable in all the handguns except the Model 58, which was designed with the milder “police” load in mind. My .44 magnum-hunting career culminated in taking an Asian buffalo in Australia (along with some large wild boars) with an 8 3/8″ barreled S&W 629 loaded with Cor-Bon’s 320-grain hard cast bullet traveling at slightly less than 1,200 fps. Either scoped or with factory iron sights, these incredibly accurate revolvers are great hunting handguns with the larger Model 83 utilizing the long 265-grain cast bullet loads and the Model 97 handling the shorter 250-grain hard cast bullets. I had to chronograph some of the heavier loads a few years ago before taking the S&W .500 on an Alaskan brown bear hunt, but these heavy loads are beyond my tolerance level today. Garrett makes perhaps the hardest cast bullets, and while they don’t have a large variety of .44 Magnum loads, they offer a “downloaded” round consisting of an extremely hard, 310-grain cast bullet with a properly sized meplat, it leaves the muzzle of a 4″ revolver at 1,020 fps (same load gives 1,100 fps from a 7.5″ barrel) and will adequately penetrate anything I hunt. We've additional information about Detail, Specification, Customer Reviews and Comparison Price. There aren’t many critters on planet earth the .44 can’t harvest given the proper load. 44 Mag Ammo For Hog Hunting Sale . Mike was using his 200-grain bonded defense bullet load with which he nailed a 300-pound boar. Taco time, as a teenager, I had a neighbor that ran dogs on hogs. Their .475 Linebaugh ammo uses cast bullets from 400- to 440-grains producing up to 1,350 fps. Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, State Agency: Neither round completely penetrated the body, but both had hit killing spots in her anatomy. I use 38 SPL brass at 357 Mag pressures. He always carried a 44. While a .44 rem mag will kill boar, it certainly wouldn't be my first choice on running boar. When my wife had the opportunity recently to travel to Florida to hunt wild hogs, she quickly chose to take her Henry Big Boy.44 mag. I have called probably 40 out of a trap with one. For individuals who are searching for 44 Mag Ammo For Hog Hunting review. On another occasion, it took four shots to take down a 250-pound black bear, from about twenty five yards away. Sadly, Remington has long ago discontinued their “milder” police load with lead bullet. A 12ga is child's play compared to a full powered .44mag with hog hunting loads. Dropped a couple with a Ruger carbine with 240 grain HP. While Iâve taken short-range wild boar with a variety of handgun calibers, including .454 Casull, .41 Magnum, .44 Magnum, .45-70, .375 Win. I liked 245 gr. They pack more punch at close range, meaning theyâre better both in a home defense role and for hunting. The 44Mag is IMO the best hog round and the 1894 is an excellent choice for a bush gun...take it with you and dont look back! It isnât that it canât be done itâs more along the lines of just because you can doesnât mean you should. I hunted Africa with a Freedom Arms chambered in 50 AE using both factory ammo and handloads with hard cast bullets. Handgun hunters received a bonus when Freedom Arms offered .41 Magnum revolvers in both the larger frame Model 83 and smaller frame Model 97. I am we'll aware of the hype hy bullet expansion and how the bullet falls faster. One of the real problems with cartridge recommendations is the vitality and state of mind of the individual animal when shot. I have a couple of .41 Magnums including a modern version of the 4″ barreled S&W Model 58 “police revolver” and an older 3-screw model Ruger with 4 ¾” barrel. nice pig at Tejon Ranch, one of California’s premier hunting ranches. Mar 3, 2010 #1 . barrel has received the full Mag-na-port treatment from Ken Kelly at Mag-na-port. The choice of handgun and caliber varies, but a large number of hunters are shooting a .44 Mag. Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department, State Agency: I was slightly hesitant when I first saw the large black and white sow. Handguns larger than .45 caliber take you into super bore country, and it’s a great place to venture if you can handle recoil. The result was much more meat in the freezer than I expected and without a long hike trailing a wounded pig. When it comes to hunting elk, it is well debated whether the.44 Magnum is a good round. Rhode Island Department of Fish & Wildlife, State Agency: 180lb boar taken at about 25yrds. Buffalo Bore makes a standard pressure .45 Colt load with a 255-grain hard cast bullet at 1,000 fps while Cor-Bon offers an extra heavy weight 335-grain hard cast +P load at 1,050 fps. Freedom Arms chambered their large frame Model 83 single action revolver in .475 Linebaugh and when Ruger began building commercial revolvers in the shorter .480 Ruger, Freedom offered an extra cylinder for the Ruger cartridge. First was Freedom Arms .454 Casull introduced in the 1980’s. lol. Despite the .41’s ability to nearly duplicate the .44 Magnum’s power, it offers a small but noticeable reduction in felt recoil. If you don’t think one of these loads will work for you, you may have booked the wrong safari. Examples include Hornady Full Boar, Winchester Razor Boar XT and Remington Hog Hammer. Without debating all the “why’s” and “wherefore’s,” I would simply point out deer have a limited hunting season while pigs are open year round. 44 mag bullets for hog hunting Discussion in 'Hunting Forum' started by bigdaddy, Mar 3, 2010. Michigan Deptartment of Natural Resources, State Agency: Delaware Division of Fish & Wildlife, State Agency: Dad takes a russian boar at Tioga Hunting Preserve with his Smith & Wesson .44 Magnum revolver and Hornady LEVERevolution ammo. and .35 Rem., when hunting large hogs, I usually elect to use my Thompson/Center Contender frame equipped with an SSK Industries 14-inch barrel chambered in .375 JDJ. The 44Mag long gun certainly can be a good round for hog hunting providing you run a good bullet through it. This video shows how perfect shot placement it critical while harvesting any game animal. Hog hunt with a Marlin .44 mag 1894s. The Smith & Wesson Model 629 V-Comp Performance Center 44 Magnum is our favorite right now if money isnât a big deal. I would imagine the 44 mag would do the same. and while the high velocity rounds proved instantly successful, I’d still opt for the enhanced penetration of heavier bullets when hunting pigs. All you need to do is find one that fulfills your needs and preferences, and youâll be sure to have a revolver that will last you a long time. It kills them with good shot placement. Other guns Iâve been known to take hog hunting include the Magnum Research.500 Linebaugh, Desert Eagle.429, and Taurus Raging Hunter in.44 Magnum. While the press touted the velocity capability of the new revolver, Buffalo Bore and Cor-Bon started looking at heavier weight bullets with Cor-Bon loading a hard cast 395-grain at 1,525 fps and Buffalo Bore a 360-grain hard cast at 1,900 fps. I can't think of a better rifle and calibre with which to hunt hogs. I recommend that you check the latest price before buying. If I were limited to one rifle, it would be my Marlin 1894P. Bullet diameters in super bore territory are .475 and .50, and the entry-level factory round is Ruger’s .480, which launches .475 diameter bullets from a case the same length as the .44 Magnum. Hope this information helps. hunting handgun. Georgia Department of Natural Resources, State Agency: On the ones I did find, I saw lost of expansion and separation with little penetration. But, then again, the 30-30 will a have ⦠Some of my favorite all-time hunts involved pursuing Arizona rabbits with either a Model 29 or Ruger Blackhawk stoked with mild shooting .44 Specials. but the heavier weight does a nice job soaking up recoil. The next power level up the scale brings us to perhaps the most popular hunting handgun caliber of all time — the .44 Magnum. Using his Trijicon-equipped S&W Model 460, Miles Waterman dropped this 44 Magnum Rifle Hog Hunting BY 44 Magnum Rifle Hog Hunting ⦠As pointed out by the ones who have responded the 44 Mag works well for hogs. My Dad switched to a Henry level action in 44 Mag last year for whitetail hunting. New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife, State Agency: Prize package includes: Walther PDP Compact 4" pistol, Giant Mouse Knives ACE Iona and PerperBall Compact. I want recommend that you check the purchase price. I am planning my first hog hunting next week, and am wanting to know what bullet weight is best for this animal. My only experience with the 44 for hogs is with a handgun and far less than the 100 yards you mentioned. Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife, State Agency: I went to a Vaquero with a shorter barrel in 45 LC shooting similar bullets at similar velocities. Hornady Leverevolution 225gr. If there is a snivel it is that the bullets still have some oomph after going through the hog. As always, shot placement is key. Even feral hogs deserve a one-shot kill. I’ve made solid chest hits on medium-sized boars with large caliber, expanding jacketed bullets (the latest was a 480 Ruger) and never found the pig or a sustained blood trail. Out of all the hogs he shot in close encounter, intense action, and in my presence, all I ever saw him take was one shot. Strike the gristle plate on any boar weighing at least 175 pounds with a fast expanding bullet and it’s unlikely you’ll be eating pork chops for dinner. Hornadyâs .44 Magnum 240 grain XTP has a muzzle velocity of 1,350 feet per second and muzzle energy of 971 foot-pounds. Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, State Agency: Truthfully I’m getting a little too old and beat up for the biggest loads, but I love Buffalo Bore’s 440-grain cast bullet loaded to 950 fps, and it tends to punch clear through wild boars. This was a great factory load perfect for practice time. Didn't even know people shot 190's in the .357 or high pressure in .38 cases. The use of a magazine may limit the use of the heaviest/longest bullets, Gear & Gadgets on the Texas Fishing and Outdoors Show, Powered by UBB.threads™ PHP Forum Software 7.7.3. He seemed aware of our presence and was trying to decide on a course of action. I simply couldn’t find any factory ammo featuring heavy cast bullets. However, if the .460 is still a bit much for you, take a look at the .45 Colt ammo available from both ammo companies, because the extra-large frame S&W handles both .460 and .45 Colt. Cor-Bon is one of three ammo companies (along with Buffalo Bore and Garrett Cartridges) offering maximum performance, heavy-weight loads for the .44 Magnum. The consensus, but not unanimous, opinion seems to be “large bore handguns” begin with .40 calibers. For those who could control/survive the recoil, the .454 was the new king of hunting handguns. Indiana Department of Natural Resources, State Agency: I like Ranch Dogs use of heavy large meplate bullets, but I have used others 240gr soft and hollow points, 265gr Partitions, 300gr XTPs and 300gr hard cast lead bullets. When S&W introduced the .460 S&W Magnum chambered in their 5-shot “X” frame revolver, it became the new king-of-velocity handgun launching lightweight 200-grain bullets at well over 2,000 fps. The now Idaho-based ammo company’s .480 Ruger loads feature 370- and 410-grain hard cast bullets at 1,200 to 1,300 fps. I've not had any complaints or problems with the .44 special with cast bullets so I would imaging the 44 mag would just be more of the same. It arrives on my desk every January, a magazine with so much information inside it immediately occupies a prime spot in a rack above my cluttered loading bench. Not having a 44, all I can contribute is that in shooting hogs with my 357, the 158 gr Keith style wadcutters did a better job than the 125 gr JHP. Snake shot won't take down a big boar, but it sure is comforting to have when busting brush in snake country. Even sows, who lack the boar’s gristle plate armor, are densely packed creatures and seem capable of “sealing” a wound that is not immediately fatal and making their escape. Another feature appealing to me as a handgun hunter is pigs are physically much tougher than deer, which means you need a powerful, large caliber handgun to be successful. Before he could make up his mind, Mike’s first shot entered high in the shoulder through the gristle plate breaking the boar’s back and dropping him where he stood. Beginners will VERY commonly develop a flinch from starting too early with such a heavy recoiling handgun like a .44mag. I put the first round into her side just behind the shoulder angling up toward where I thought the heart should be. The long-barreled Smith is “as issued” by the factory while the shorter in both calibers from Buffalo Bore, Cor-Bon and DoubleTap that will do the job on boars. lol. But itâs also a functional new star for gun safes ⦠When it comes to self-defense use, the .41 Magnum is far superior to the .44 Magnum. I will call in short name as 44 Magnum Rifle Hog Hunting For folks who are looking for 44 Magnum Rifle Hog Hunting review. Moving on up to .45 caliber, we find two calibers dominate the scene. Range of bullet weights and velocities vary for each company, but I’ve used them all with excellent results. Mike’s 1911 was a Kimber with standard size 5″ barrel while I was using a custom 1911 built by Dave Williams, head of Springfield’s custom shop. Reducing the cylinder capacity to five shots provided additional strength and allowed the higher operating pressures while the tight tolerances provided enhanced accuracy. It kills them with good shot placement. Excellent info and stories! But at the end of the day, it comes down to exactly what you want out of your ideal .44 magnum revolver. 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Hmm, perhaps another entry for my bucket list! I used to hunt everything with a Ruger Super Redhawk in 44 mag, had a Burris scope on it. 44 Mag Ammo For Hog Hunting BY 44 Mag Ammo For Hog Hunting in Articles 44 Mag Ammo For Hog Hunting Reviews & Suggestion 44 Mag ⦠in 10mm at the Dunton Ranch in Northern Arizona. ! We found her piled up by some rocks about 10 yards left of where she had exited the brush, already dead. Iâm not a fan of 9mm or smaller on hogs. Black Hills 240 Grain And I would want to hunt deer and/or hog, other big games. fwd to 4:00 Watch in 1440 video quality Henry 44 magnum lever all weather hog feral pig boar charge hunt eradication. Minnesota Deptartment of Natural Resources, State Agency: North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, State Agency: If you venture out under-gunned, any pigs you find will be underwhelmed, sometimes even when hit with a “proven” big-bore load. For semi-auto lovers with large hands, the Desert Eagle in .44 Mag. Nebraska Game & Parks Commission, State Agency: The best .44 magnum revolver for hunting is out there. With its reduced recoil, this has become my “go-to” load when hunting with any of the smaller, lighter weight .44-Mag revolvers. Anyone hunting with a 44 mag rifle? They make one of the best brush guns you can get for most game. Theyâre better for home defense, because you can load them with hollow points. With the five on this list, it will be a little tough to choose at first. 44 Magnum Rifle Hog Hunting is best in online store. Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources, State Agency: The.44 Magnum round will become even more effective against elk at short range. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, State Agency: Anyone hunt further than that, any issues, and concerns. 10 years ago. Cindy Smith’s husband is a Gunsite Instructor, and they Going hunting for wild boar soon and have a small dilemna. Will be under heavy cover/trees so light will be very low. I was hunting with Mike McNett, owner of DoubleTap Ammunition and a fellow devotee of 10mm handguns. She exploded out of the bush on a dead run away from me. New Hampshire Fish & Game Department, State Agency: It will flat out hammer pigs. On this hunt, we had a mix of DoubleTap ammo to compare results, and as is frequently the case with “well-laid plans,” we wandered slightly astray. Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, State Agency: Wyoming Game & Fish Department, State Agency: I read the article by John Taffin, one of my all-time favorite gun writers, regarding the Ruger Bearcat. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, State Agency: The heavy slugs didnât completely penetrate the buffalo but went clean through the pigs dropping them in their tracks. Nevada Department of Wildlife, State Agency: However, has developed a devoted following among handgun hunters. I will be taking a S&W 629 classic with 6.5 inch barrel. Sign-up now to to keep your GUNS Magazine content coming every week — no matter what! Just wondering your experience on how the 44 magnum performs on hogs, either rifle or pistol. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, State Agency: Iowa Department of Natural Resources, State Agency: Legendary outdoor writer Elmer Keith had a pivotal role in creating the .44 Magnum, basing it on the .44 Special and carefully fine-tuning it before convincing major manufacturers to produce a commercial version. revolver or rifle? Now this is a cartridge made for hunting. a complete big boar hunting kit. Cor-Bon does load some lighter weight jacketed bullets at 1,200 + fps in their 500 Special, but the online catalog no longer shows any cast bullet loads available in this performance range. Buffalo Bore’s 440-grain hard cast bullet generates 1,625 fps while Cor-Bon’s 500-grain cast gets 1,500 fps. Every bullet other than the that one had miserable results, usually leaving me not finding the animal. Out of a 16" barrel, the 240 XTP was running 1760 fps. Source(s): https://shrinkurl.im/a8arI. Keith style semi wadcutters on top of 10 grains of Unique at the time. 180lb boar taken at about 25yrds. The .41 will do everything to an assailant the .44 will do, and it is the only big-bore magnum most shooters can manage with a one hand hold on the gun. A long shot, for example, will take an elk out. Pennsylvania Game Commission, State Agency: This is more important than many people think. The shorter cylinder on the older Hog Hunting! All work but like RD pointed out those heavy hard bullets work and penetrate very well. Boar Hunting with the Henry.44 Mag [VIDEO] There is just something nostalgic about hunting with a Henry rifle. Footnote: I didn’t ignore the 50 Action Express in this review, nor do I have anything against the caliber. I’ve been wanting to try some of the Buffalo Bore 255-grain loads in my dual cylinder Colt New Frontier revolver but like too many things in my life, it’s still on the “to-do” list. I know my round is faster than the 44mag, and that may play a factor in bullet performance, but I have lost hope on anything other than a 315g SWC. At the risk of enraging millions of American deer hunters, I will boldly state my favorite big-game quarry is wild boar. I had Mike’s lead-free load, featuring Barnes 155-grain copper bullets, since I was looking for a smaller, eating pig for the freezer and figured I could use more expansion and less penetration. I'm interested in moving that direction for a 100yrds or less hunting rifle.
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