20 Best 44 Magnum Revolver For Hunting (2022 Updated)

This resetting target is great. It’s fun to shoot at and easily stood up to me and a buddy shooting our. 45 handguns at it. I can see this thing lasting for a while. The only complaint I have about it (the reason for the four stars instead of five) is the small size.

The targets are too small and the support legs are too short, as you can see from the photo of it leaning up against my wall (the baseboard behind the stand is no more than 6” tall). The range we went to requires that steel targets be place no less than 50 yards away.

Since the top target is about 2. 5” and the bottom target is about 3. 5”-4”, they almost seemed to be the same size as the dots on the sights. I also had to jerry-rig something to make the entire assembly sit higher (near eye-level) since the two support legs are only about 9” tall.

BUT, it made it a fun challenge and it was cool to see the target spin that far away. Even though it’s small, I would still highly recommend this because of the price point. You won’t find a steel target at this price that withstands shots from a.

45.

Works great and is fun to shoot at but I modified it slightly before using it. First thing I did was remove the stick-on paper targets and painted the round paddles bright white with a coat of orange on top of that.

Then I made a 3 foot tall stand to raise the target off the ground using some scrap pipe I had laying around. I welded a couple cross braces to the pipes so they are spaced perfectly to slide the target posts into.

On the bottom I welded a sharpened steel spike into each pipe that extend about 10″ 1 12″ out of the pipe. Now I can push the stand into the ground and set my target into it for more level shooting. I’ll probably just stick with white on the targets too as I can see that fine.

So far I’ve only shot 9MM 124GR FMJ’s at it and they don’t even dent the paddles.

We go out on BLM land with 9mm pistols and this has been great. Being able to see and hear that you’re on target makes it much more enjoyable. Plus cleaning up the shooting area is now a breeze. You need soft enough dirt to push the target base into, but not so soft that it tips over after a few shots.

So we end up “re-planting” it a few times. The orange bullseye stickers are useless and come off the first time used. We just give a quick shot of spray paint after each days use so we can see “new” hits the next time we go out.

Overall, for the price you can’t beat it!.

As long you use this product, accondirly to specs, its an outstanding product. I use it at 200yds with 22Mag. It has a nice sound when hit that can be heard from long distance! Just what I was looking for!.

Great Gong for general handgun shooting. Rings decently with. 22 LR yet handles 9mm all day long. Comes ready to hang (even had mounting bolts on chain ends) but unpainted. ( 5 min with a rattle can fixed that) I will likely be back for another.

(Wish they made this in a 8″ version).

GREAT WAY TO TRY STEEL TARGETS. MUCH MORE FUN THAN SHOOTING PAPER TARGETS. YOU CAN GET BIGGER AND THICKER STEEL TARGETS, BUT THIS SIZE WILL HANDLE 9MM WITH EASE. I JUST WANTED THIS ONE FOR A DIFFERENT SOUND PING.

With my Family’s recent purchase of a house out on the Great Bay, NJ we were going fishing for flounder and trolling for blues. i picked up the”Silver Flash Blue Back” and it performed perfectly. I couldn’t be more impressed with the design and colors that made it great, but also by the side to side wobble action.

Within five minutes of dropping it into the water, we had a 7 lb Blue in the boat. But that wasn’t the only blue, about 20 minutes later trolling in 13 ft. of water, we hooked into a nice 4 lb. blue.

And something that shocked me was i even caught a flounder on this lure. Just shows how versatile and how appetizing it is. I will be sure to try many colors and use these more often. I definitely recommend.

Time proven barra busters with one of the best actions around. Picked these up for $11 each on special in this proven colour. Bomber lures live up to the hype on many species not just barra. Remember.

No wobble, no gobble!.

these lures are one of the best color wise great in clear or murky water when the sun hits the gold chrome it drives the fish crazy great for mackeral redfish snook etc…

I didn’t need this one but boy am I glad I got it! I have been searching for a decent vintage A Mag riser for years, gave up and bought something else because nice vintage Mags can go for a lot more than this new one.

Got the green, a black kick back GN riser mount quiver, 50th Ann. limbs and it is SWEET! Definitely will be my go to hunting bow next season. Very grateful Bear released these. Easy to tune with adjustable strike plate and a generous shelf.

Finish seems durable, limbs fit right in. I got #1s for a 56″ bow. The limbs were marked 38# on B and 40# on A, not what I ordered (selection was for 40# B and 42# A) but they scaled 43# at 28″ and I’m happy.

Right where I wanted them to be. This riser was everything I’d hoped it to be. One item to note, the grip. It’s a softer material than I expected and is supposed to be held on by two small strips double sided tape.

Mine would not stay on. I took off the factory tape and put a strip of gorilla two sided tape on the back strap (narrow side under palm) just below where the curve of the shelf begins to near where the grip ends and it has worked great, no more falling or twisting off in hand.

Hope they offer the #2 and 3 grips in a harder plastic that snaps on like the old vintage ones.

I bought this A riser with #3 limbs from my local Scheels and they set it up at 8” brace height and nock level. The only documentation I got with the bow was a little pamphlet that didn’t even have the recommended brace height for this model, nor did it discuss anything about using the adjustable side plate.

I’ve even messaged Fred Eichler about doing a complete setup video on YouTube but nothing. The bow shoots great, just took me a long time to get it there and I don’t really know what I’m doing. I feel I’m missing something.

The rubber handle is held in place with one piece of double-stick tape on both sides of the magnesium handle. It’s loose, poor fitting, and is not what I was expecting from Bear Archery or 3 Rivers. The top limb latch holds the upper limb very loosely when unstrung.

I wonder how much ‘play’ there will be when I release the string (I haven’t tried that yet). Once again, not very impressive.

Highly recommend this product to everyone gun owner. After 200 dry fire rounds and a 100 live fire rounds, there was an obvious and clear issue with my method of holding the revolver. After getting comfortable with the advice, and the new position, and I developed a new issue.

I fixed that with the help of this training aid. By the end of my hour at the shooting range I had drastically improved my shots on target. I can’t wait to get back there this weekend and train again.

I have both the X2 and the X3. We have the ability to train with live fire using the X3. They both help you with trigger squeeze, muzzle control, and even tips on finger placement. The best thing is that you dont have to use ammo.

The mantis x3 does what it is designed to do. Improve your accuracy. I recommend this for anyone who wants to improve their shooting skills and save money on ammo.

I purchased this for a adult Halloween costume. The gun is very well made and feels and looks realistic. The holster is very basic. The only downside is that the handle on the revolver is small, the rest of gun is pretty close to normal, just the handle is to small.

Would be perfect for a kids toy but for a adult costume it is too small.

I found them to be good quality with some weight and feel to each. They are as realistic as I wanted for a wall display. The holsters are not what I wanted (more of a leathery look would be better without the high cost of real leather) but I will work with them to use a wider belt and perhaps clad with faux leather for the display.

It is something of a surprise to see a toy of this quality permitted into Australia and even more surprising to see it is made in Italy rather than the usual Chinese offerings. Firearms and western afficianados will know that Italy is the home of Uberti, manufacturers of a significant number of western-style firearms used today.

The revolver is a first class reproduction of the Colt Model 1873. 44 and. 45 Single Army Action revolver (popularly known as the Peacemaker). It has been reduced in size by about 10 percent. The engraving is particularly well done and the finish all over is roughly the colour one would expect to see of the real thing after some extensive use.

The grips are a tad pale though nicely wood grained and I am not sure about the decoration; on the real thing it would interfere with holding the weapon. However, for its intended uses as a costume accessory this is a minor quibble.

I suspect the caps it uses would be tame but the action is tight and crisp, with the cylinder rotating properly (to the left not the right). Again, a minor quibble; it is a pity the hammer cannot be drawn fully back and cocked as in the real item.

The down side is the gunbelt and holster, both of cheap plastic and, while the holster looks roughly the same as many of old style holsters the belt is too small for most men and I doubt the buckle would last long.

The holster does have a hole in the bottom for a tie down thong but for anyone serious about their Wild West costuming I would acquire a better and more accurate one. Or for those good with their hands, make a custom one.

That aside, I recommend the Big Tex (ghastly name) to those budding gunfighters out there; good quality and a very good price – just shops around a bit.

I got this cap gun because of the size and the look. It’s a bigger gun to fit my adult hands. The release mechanism is just a plastic clip however on the top, and every couple shots the gun will click open on you.

I also got it because of the 12 shot, however after the first few pops it pushes the caps in far enough that it won’t strike them any more and won’t fire. It has a good look, but not the best cap gun, I returned it.

I bought this exact gun to put on a plaque for a co-worker who is retiring from law enforcement. It is very realistic looking. I weathered it to look worn. Very well made, unlike some cheap ones you may find at dollar stores.

Highly recommended. I will definitely buy again.

First off this is a great turkey choke for beretta /benelli shotguns. People are saying they will not fit there shot guns. Just do some research before you nock this product and you will find out primos does make the choke in the optima and the Mobil choke tubes and yes beretta uses both of these tubes in different shotguns and that is why they work in some and not the others I think Cabela’s is offering the Mobil choke tube model and they should put In description so it would be less confusing.

I am not sure if they just carry the Mobil or if they can get the optima choke tube as well. It’s always best to call if your not sure about which tube to buy. I do know that they do make both models for the beretta / benelli shotguns.

And they do work great in them. I have pattern my beretta with 4 different types of turkey shotgun loads in 5 shot and all my shells shot awesome patterns with the jelly head choke tube. I can even shoot a good pattern at 50 yards which is way more than enough range to kill a turkey! So my suggestion if you want a good turkey choke this is it and also do a little research and find the one that works with your shotgun thanks.

I read some reviews about this choke and wanted to try it. Being that turkey season was in full swing, they were a little hard to find ” on the shelf “. Searching on line, I found a store in my general area that had some in stock the model indicated ” beretta/bennelli”.

After I picked up the choke, I discovered that it would not fit my Beretta extreme II. Now if a guy owns a few different Beretta’s, he might know the difference. I only own the extreme II, and as my x-wife would say ; ” I’m not always a deep thinker ” so did not realize that different models required different chokes.

Like I said, the choke was identified as ” beretta/bennelli “. I did manage to return the choke to the store for a refund. I contacted Primos by email to explain the problem, I also explained that I had wasted 3 hours of my time going to pick up the wrong choke.

I suggested that they should correct their labelling or have their distributors specify which guns their choke will fit. ” Bubba ” from Primos replied, ” yeah we have chokes for the extreme II “. That was it, no ” sorry that you wasted 3 hours of your time.

“. No ” thanks for the suggestion and we’ll look into the problem. ” or anything. My follow up email was a bit more “direct but polite “. It remains unanswered. I realize that Primos has a lot of products on the market.

Seeing their lack of follow up, I’ll be a bit more cautious before trying their other products. Is the ” JellyHead ” a good choke ?. I don’t know, I never got a chance to try it. Now I’m not sure that I’ll bother ordering one for my extreme II.

I hope this review can help someone else avoid the mix up that I have had. Thanks.

Tried and true. My daughter took her fourth turkey with a Remington 870 20ga 2 3/4” 4 shot at 32 yards very impressive the pattern this choke holds at that distance. Other chokes I could only pattern to 25 yards for good clean killing patterns Jelly Head patterned well to 35 and could have been farther.

With my daughters closer is always better. Take the time to call them in close even if it takes another day. No better way to spend time than in the woods.

Use these for plinking. So far they’ve been hit hundreds of times and are still holding up. I did buy a pack of the stickers at first but that is a waste of money and time. Now I just spray paint the round part white and I don’t worry about the bulls eye, cross hairs or rings anymore.

I have been using this Birchwood Casey metal spinner target for 22lr practice for several years, and it has held up really well. I appreciate the instant feedback and instant gratification of knowing I made a hit.

The red stickers quickly wear off, but you can stick new ones on. Anymore, I just aim for the black disk. As the instructions indicate, this is not designed for BB’s, nor for centerfires. BB’s bounce off, and could present a ricochet hazard.

When fully inserted, the bottom of the swinging targets is only 2. 5 inches above the ground, so it may not work well in taller grass. Also, if the ground is very wet and soft, the target does have a tendency to gradually tip backward as you repeatedly hit it, so that eventually it will no longer spin.

But that is easily remedied by resetting it in a new spot.

I purchase the holster about a month ago. It is exactly what I was looking for. As a “lefty” I wanted a holster that would fit neatly onto the left side of my belt. It certainly does that. The pistol fits neatly into the holster and is secured by an easy access snap.

It is comfortable, made of durable material and sturdy.

I was looking for a holster similar to a readhead holster I have for another pistol and this is almost identical. The only difference is the holster is open on the bottom of this one which is fine for me but you can’t tell from the pics.

The straps are fully adjustable and connect with velcro to the holster (use a butter knife in between the velcro to help adjust) and it has a snap closure on top. As stated by basspro customer support in the Q&A, the ruger lcp holster fits my colt mustang style compact 380 perfectly either with the hammer down or cocked and locked with the strap fitting between the hammer and firing pin and covers the trigger guard fully as it should.

Another holster I had tried from another company did not fit at all so I am happy to find this holster and am very pleased with bass pro’s help in picking the correct holster. Will definitely purchase this item again if I need another open carry holster in the future.

It fits my Taurus G3C with an under barrel laser perfectly. I really like the inside lining, because it will protect my gun. It’s also very comfortable to wear on my belt, and so far it seems to be made very well.

Over the years I have caught many huge snook on the six inch model with the red and white and chartruese colors. The newer huge treble hooks they put on the six inch model really kills the action of the lure.

I change them out with slightly smaller treble hooks for Snook when I need more side to side wobble. But for Tarpon and other big game those bigger hooks really do the job. Also these newer plugs are very strong I’ve never had one fail.

I havent tried them yet but the magnum was recommended to me by a pro angler for trolling for Tarpon.

if you fish salt water, bombers are where it’s at. sure, there are other lures, some even this size (i use long a’s and magnum only). the magnum actualy run shallower than the long a’s, so keep this in mind when casting over rock piles and structure that eat gear.

and if you lose it? well, that’s one of the bombers best points – the cost. you don’t feel to bad when the fish or bottom keep one, and with the selection of colors and patterns, pick up a couple more when you do the next order without breaking the buget.

i land striped bass on these regularly and no matter where i fish for them, one always wants a bomber – thanks!.

There’s a small amount of tolerance that makes you need to push in all directions for an even trim using these. That puts lateral stress on them, and they are prone to break. Good they are cheap, I suppose.

Won’t break if you don’t stress them, but then they cut slightly unevenly.

The length of the. 45 dia. shaft on the pilot is too short and, therefore, does not easily align with the primer pocket. Often, it is necessary to wiggle the pilot trimmer to locate the primer pocket.

It’s an easy fix for the manufacturer to increase the length of the. 45 dia. shaft.

Seem to work just as well as the Lee trim gauge. A little easier because of the slight design differences. These and the Lees have worked well for low volume test loads.

MORE ITEMS NEEDED. WILL ORDER LATER👽

Outstanding service and workmanship.

I watched “Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger” long before I watched “Power Rangers Dino Charge”, both of which are ‘Morphenomenal’! As soon as I received this product, I studied the choreography on how to use this (Kyoryu Change Henshin Dance), and BOOM; It felt as if I had transformed into one of the Kyoryugers.

While playing with this, I examined the Zyudenchi, each of which had their names & awesome details (just like from the show) that continue to take my breath away. The Saber that came with the Product was also very interesting, especially when it can fold up and connect to the GabuRevolver for more super effects! When “Power Rangers Dino Charge” premiered on TV, I studied the choreography on how it worked in that show, & I was on my way! I may not understand why they didn’t change this Product’s Zyudenchi names to English for the Power Rangers version, but nevertheless, I would definitely recommended this to those who are fans of the Power Rangers / Super Sentai series.

Your product is very nice when my mom buys it for me I will be very happy thank you

WE DID NOT RECEIVE THIS PRODUCT .!!!! BANDAI POWER RANGER .!!!! WERE STILL WAITING .!!!

I’ve been using slick trick magnums for years and they have been an awesome broadhead. I needed some more for the hunting season and I headed in to my local BPS to pick up some more. I was disappointed, but optimistic when I learned BPS no longer carried the original version with carbon steel ferrule and only the new “SS Pro” Version wit a ferrule made of stainless steel.

Yes the original carbon steel version could have some rust stains if left wet, but they were so durable. Also the new “Pro SS” versions cost a handful of dollars more a package and contain 3 instead 4 broadheads in the original version.

The broadheads shot true and I was very happy to give them a try. My impression after using them harvest a medium sized central Florida Doe is disappointed in the durabilty, even the performance on the animal was very good.

The shot flew true and made a very lethal wound to the animal that was easily recovered, but the new stainless steel ferrule was trashed. The arrow passed through and got hung up on the vanes and and light fell to the ground as the animal fled.

The arrows was not shoot into the ground and the hardest thing is hit was the rib of a 90lb doe. The stainless steel ferrule was totally bent. The original version could shot through many animals and never had and issue.

I feel the stainless steel ferrules is much softer than the original carbon steel versions. I would like to see BPS start carrying the original again, it would be appreciated to have both options; I would chose the original Carbon Steel Ferrule every time.

Holy crap. The past two weekends I shot a doe and a small buck. The buck was a perfect double lung shot and left a great trail for 80 yards. The doe however was different. I had her quartering away slightly and hit my release.

Right after the shot she took a step back and the broadhead ended up severing the neck and left another killer trail and ran 150. Totally recommend this head. Both shots were clean pass throughs and I only pull 60.

My son and I have been using slick trick broadheads for over 10 years. They get the job done. They fly true and the blood trails are awesome. I prefer fixed blade broadheads because I feel I get better penitration then mechanical broadheads.

I chose slick tricks because of there accuracy. They fly as good as field points. And are very durable. Can’t go wrong with this broadhead.

This part is for a John Deere Gator and is far more reasonably priced than John Deere. Customer service was great, shipping prompt and the part was the correct one.

Have not installed yet, nice color instructions and packaged very well

Good product for the money. Big Gun could give some more details as far as custom tuning. It is very vague and unclear for beginners to tuning.

Excellent replica of the original! Size, weight, coloring, and even the gun oil make you forget it is non-firing! Highly recommend!

Awesome piece of hardware my nephew and I use our pistols all the time outside fighting outer space invaders. Theyre really realistic.

Excellent prop gun cowboys collector’s item excellent buy

Good replic, solid and has withstanded a lot of me dropping it while spinning it

I’ve tried this with multiple loads and various calibers. My favorite is 129 gr in my 6. 5 Grendel followed closely with a 140 gr. 6. 5 bullet. Both will print extremely tight 10 shot groups at 200 yds.

I’ve tried using with the 90 gr TNT bullets but they are more like 3 moa groups at 100 yds. so I use a different powder for light bullets. This powder us very consistent no matter the weather conditions hot or cold.

Highly recommend it.

I was an Alliant 2400 powder user for my magnums (44 and 357) but with the powder shortage for the last year plus, I happened to find this. It works very well for my 200 grain XTP. 430 cal (44 mag) at 26 grains and I have taken a deer with this load out to 45 yards.

It is a little slower powder than the 2400, so a longer barrel is better to get the full velocity out of it. Compared to 2400, this seems to push in the recoil a little softer, which is good, but 44 mag is stout stuff.

2400 is loaded in my loadings at 23 grains for same 200 XTP. In my Ruger Super Redhawk 9. 5 inch barrel, I can group both 2400 and 4227 within inches at 100 yards on rest. Don’t have chronograph, but they seem to be similar.

4227 is more expensive and you have to use more of it for same or similar velocity is the only negative, but it is available right now from time to time. 2400 not yet. I will probably go back to 2400 when it’s available because I’m so used to it and it’s a little more economical.

As far as dirtiness, both powders are very similar. Remember, short barrels and this powder will not get more velocity than 2400 as the powder won’t have finished burning in the barrel to generate the velocity.

As far as temperature finickiness, I have not seen any problems from warm to cold outside. Always goes bang.

I cannot believe Cabelas wanted to charge $483+ for freight shipping charges because I wanted four 1lb bottles of IMR 3031 powder. The powder didn’t even cost $350 and you want $500 for shipping? This needs to be investigated.

IšverstiShow in original languageThis 3 star rating does not reflect the quality of the Versacarry holster which is excellent, but the fact that it is absolutely not a suitable fit for the Ruger SP101 revolver.

By completely removing the tension adjusting screw and rubber compression washer it is possible to cram the SP-101 into the holster but in doing so the front sight abrades the interior of the holster as it doesn’t track naturally into the sight channel.

If the revolver is twisted counter-clockwise to force the sight into the channel then the butt projects out away from the body defeating the purpose of a concealed carry holster.

IšverstiShow in original languageHere’s a case where a generic fit will allow this holster to work with a Ruger LCR and a S&W J frame and even a Colt Detective. So one holster can do the work of three and be both comfortable and attractive at the same time.

IšverstiShow in original languageI have a 5 round S&W M-60 So this is too loose, I cut some of the rubber spacer and it’s still too loose, so hopefully sweat & body molding will shrink it a bit more.

In the mean time I don’t recommend wearing this while being active as your Gun will fall out. I think if they made the metal front piece less wide it would help and still allow easy holstering.