.44 special ammo

I've shot Mag Tech 44 special ammo and saved the brass. seemed reasonable.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/546994/magtech-cowboy-action-ammunition-44-special-200-grain-lead-flat-nose-box-of-50

Georgia Arms

http://georgia-arms.com/search.aspx?manufacturer=40&log=false&category=3229
 
Guess I'd look for someone that loads bulk cowboy loads. Reasonable ? A matter of perspective I think. All ammo prices have done gone crazy, and the less popular ones, are worse. Good luck. Nothing easier to reload than a rimmed straight wall revolver round. steve b
 
No, reloading is not out of the question, I just purchased my first wheel gun (Ruger Flattop Bisley model 5235), and do not currently reload any handgun ammo. Have been reloading shotgun for skeet, trap and hunting for years, but just haven't had any reason to reload handgun in the past. Looks like I might have to start reloading .44 Special and 45 Auto if I want to shoot and keep costs down.

Have been checking Georgia Arms, but they are apparently out of .44 componets, check back. Have purchased their stuff at local gun shows,
and have been pleased with it.
 
Check these people out, I have not shot their .44spl ammo; but, use their 45 colt ammo and am very pleased with it.

http://www.underwoodammo.com/44special.aspx
 
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