.429 Rhino 265-Grain Flat-Nose Bullets for .44 Magnum Rifles and .444 Marlin — 50 Count

Description

For the handloader caught between ordinary and extra heavy

The common 240-grain .429 bullet may be lighter than the job calls for, while a 300-grain bullet can be more weight than the intended load or firearm needs. The traditional 265-grain class provides a useful middle answer, especially for lever-rifle and .444 Marlin handloaders searching for a jacketed flat nose.

The 265-grain Gold Country Rhino occupies that middle-heavy position. Its exposed-lead wide flat nose and reinforced jacket distinguish it from conventional handgun hollow points and from the heavier 300-grain Rhino.

This listing is for 50 component bullets. Cases, primers, powder and load data are not included. The bullets are hand swaged in small batches, made to order and normally ship within seven business days.

What this choice changes

Choosing 265 grains changes the loading problem, not merely the label. Published data, seating depth, cartridge length, pressure, velocity, recoil, chamber fit and feeding must all be considered for the exact cartridge and firearm. The bullet’s construction does not guarantee accuracy, penetration or a particular field result.

Component specifications

• Manufacturer: Gold Country Ammo
• Bullet system: Rhino
• Diameter: .429 inch
• Weight: 265 grains
• Profile: Exposed-lead wide flat nose
• Construction: Copper jacket with lead core
• Base: Flat base
• Cannelure: Yes
• Quantity: 50 component bullets
• Production: Made to order; normally ships within seven business days
• Made in: USA

Verify the complete lever-rifle system

Use current published jacketed-bullet data for the exact cartridge and bullet weight. Confirm seating depth, cartridge overall length, crimp, chamber fit and tubular-magazine and feeding compatibility in the rifle that will be used.

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