.44 Mag BRASS needed.......

Lumber31

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Hey Everyone,
Recently I became the owner of a beautiful Ruger .44 Carbine!! :D
The problem is I have ZERO brass (or ammo, bullets or dies either).

If you have some spare brass you'd be willing to part with I'm interested.

I'd prefer to trade brass I have for your brass, I have: 9mm, .40S&W & .45ACP.

Let me know how many .44 brass you have and what brass you want in trade.
Tell me what you think is a fair trade.

Thank you!!
 
If you can't find any to trade there is a seller on gunbroker who sells new starline for a reasonable price. I had to pick up a couple hundred a few weeks ago because I picked up a new redhawk Alaskan :)
 
I could come up with some once fired .223 brass to trade for .44 mag brass, if that would interest someone?!!

Drop me a reply or PM if you've got any .44 mag reloading accessories you'd be willing to part with.

Thank you!

Gman, Those Ruger Alaskan revolvers are great packin' guns!! Enjoy & have fun with it!
 
Lumber i have 100 brass,120 200 gr. jacketed hollow point bullets, 60 240 gr. jacketed hollow point bullets and a set of RCBS 44mag carbide dies all for $55.00 shipped if interested let me know.And i could make you a good deal on a super blackhawk ss 7 1/2 inch low round count, no more 44 for me.
 
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Thanks for all the help / replies so far.....

Denny, the .44 special is a "special" round that I love, but need .44 mag brass for a .44 Carbine.
The .44 special round may cause malfunctions in that gun?! And I don't have any other .44 caliber guns to shoot specials through, at this time.

I like to have a minimum of 500 rounds of ammo for any caliber gun that I have, and I am well below that for my .44 Carbine.
So I'm still looking for .44 mag brass if there is someone out there that wants to trade for brass I have or......??
 
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