Remington's UMC line loads the .44 Remington Magnum with a 180-grain jacketed soft point over a brass case, fifty cartridges to the box. The soft point leaves lead exposed at the nose so the bullet opens on impact in a controlled way, which is what separates it from a plain target bullet, yet the load is still built for practice and training volume rather than premium hunting. It is a standard-pressure cartridge made in the United States for revolvers chambered in .44 Magnum.

For an Oregon shooter this is the box to run through a .44 revolver between hunts: enough rounds for a full range session, with a bullet that behaves like a hunting projectile when you want to confirm point of impact before heading into the field. The brass cases feed and extract consistently in a compatible revolver. Fifty rounds covers a sight-in and a practice string with some left over for the next trip.

Key features

• 180-grain jacketed soft point bullet
• .44 Remington Magnum, brass case
• 50 rounds per box
• Standard-pressure load
• Made in the United States

Ammunition ships straight to your Oregon address; no dealer transfer is involved.