.44 Colt Ammo Prices

An 1871 cartridge born to convert the old cap and ball revolvers to modern metallic ammunition as the frontier grudgingly stepped into the cartridge age. It is a genuine transitional relic with real history in every case and it lives today entirely in the cowboy action and antique collecting worlds. The sound of the Old West clearing its throat.

The load runs a soft 200 to 225 grain lead bullet in the scarce offerings that remain. A historical curiosity priced for its rarity in small boxes. The conversion revolver crowd and the cowboy shooters buy it whenever a box turns up.