Federal .444 Marlin ammunition (part no. LG444M1) loads a 270-grain HammerDown Bonded Flat Nose for hunters who want a bullet that performs the same way shot after shot. Federal has been a top American ammunition maker for decades, and this loading reflects the same attention to consistency found across its premium lines. A bonded core resists jacket-core separation for controlled expansion while the flat nose profile is engineered to feed safely through a tubular lever-action magazine without setting off the primer ahead of it. Nickel-plated-brass-cased and 20 to a box, it is built to feed reliably through bolt guns and semi-autos chambered for the cartridge. In our rifle ammunition lineup, this .444 Marlin loading is a confirmed, dependable choice worth adding to the cart.

Key Specifications

• The chambering is .444 Marlin, a big-bore lever-gun cartridge built for heavy timber and dangerous game.
• The bullet weighs 270 grains, setting the balance of velocity and downrange energy this load is tuned for.
• The bullet is a HammerDown Bonded Flat Nose, the projectile Federal chose to load behind .444 Marlin.
• A bonded core resists jacket-core separation for controlled expansion while the flat nose profile is engineered to feed safely through a tubular lever-action magazine without setting off the primer ahead of it.
• Cases are Nickel-Plated Brass, resisting corrosion and feeding smoothly, with the finish easy to spot in a dark magazine.
• Each box holds 20 rounds, enough to confirm zero and still have rounds on hand.
• A case ships 10 boxes (200 rounds total), ideal for stocking up or buying once for the season.
• At about $2.18 per round, the price reflects the bullet construction loaded into this round.
• The box ships at about 1.583 lb, handy for estimating freight on a bulk order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What game is the 270-gr HammerDown Bonded Flat Nose suited for? With .444 Marlin behind a HammerDown Bonded Flat Nose bullet, it is built for deer-class game and similarly sized animals within the cartridge’s normal hunting range.

How many rounds come in a case? A case ships 10 boxes of 20, 200 rounds total.

How is the HammerDown Bonded Flat Nose different from a standard cup-and-core bullet? A bonded core resists jacket-core separation for controlled expansion while the flat nose profile is engineered to feed safely through a tubular lever-action magazine without setting off the primer ahead of it.

Buy the Federal .444 Marlin 270 gr HammerDown Bonded Flat Nose

Confirmed zero and dependable ammunition matter more than anything else when it counts, and this HammerDown Bonded Flat Nose loading is built to be the round you don’t have to think twice about. Stock up before the next range day or hunt. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.