444 Marlin Ammunition

Product Overview: 444 Marlin

The 444 Marlin is a rifle cartridge developed in 1964 by Marlin Firearms and Remington Arms. Designed for use in lever-action rifles, it provides a powerful option for hunters targeting large game. The 444 Marlin was intended to bridge the gap between the less powerful .44 Magnum and the more powerful .45-70 Government. 444 Marlin Ammunition

Specifications

• Case Type: Rimmed, straight
• Bullet Diameter: 0.429 inches (10.9 mm)
• Neck Diameter: 0.453 inches (11.5 mm)
• Base Diameter: 0.470 inches (11.9 mm)
• Rim Diameter: 0.514 inches (13.1 mm)
• Case Length: 2.225 inches (56.5 mm)
• Overall Length: 2.550 inches (64.8 mm)
• Primer Type: Large rifle
• Maximum Pressure: 42,000 psi (290 MPa)

Performance

• Muzzle Velocity: Approximately 2,350 ft/s (716 m/s) with a 240-grain bullet
• Muzzle Energy: Approximately 3,080 ft·lbf (4,170 J) with a 240-grain bullet

Applications

The 444 Marlin is primarily used for:

• Hunting large game such as deer, elk, and bear
• Lever-action rifles for medium to large-sized game hunting
• Situations requiring deep penetration and high energy transfer

Key Features

• Powerful Performance: Known for delivering substantial stopping power.
• Versatility: Effective at both short and medium ranges.
• Rugged Design: Suitable for harsh hunting conditions.

• 444 Marlin
• Lever-action rifle
• Large game hunting
• High muzzle velocity
• Rimmed cartridge
• Marlin Firearms
• Remington Arms

If you need more detailed information or specific use cases, feel free to ask!