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.44 Cal 280gr RNFP – Bullet Corp
Precision and Power Combined
Experience superior accuracy with the .44 Cal 280gr RNFP bullet. Featuring a non-lube groove design, its longer driving band ensures better stability and improved precision during firing—ideal for reloaders and serious shooters alike. Each bullet is meticulously cast and molecularly coated with Bullet Corp Bullet Coating, fully encapsulating it to deliver unmatched performance and durability.
⚠️ Production Lead Time
4–6 weeks During peak demand, delays may occur. For order updates, email your Order ID to info@bulletcorp.co.za
📦 Pack Options & Bulk Discounts
Sold in 100-bullet pack increments up to 400 bullets, with bulk packs available thereafter.
Why Choose Bullet Corp Coating?
Our advanced coating is designed for real-world performance:
Smoke-Free — cleaner shooting
No Plastic Odor — neutral firing
Thermally Stable — handles pressure and heat
Weather & Chemical Resistant
Self-Lubricating — reduced friction
High Wear Resistance
Flame Retardant for added safety
Shooter Benefits
No Lead Fouling — coating prevents bore contact
Higher Velocities without buildup
Range-Friendly — minimal smoke
Polygonal Barrel Safe (Glock compatible)
Feeder-Friendly — runs smoothly in bullet feeders
Technical Specs
Size: .430” (standard; other sizes on request — contact us)
Profile: Round Nose Flat Point (RNFP)
Quantity: 100 bullets per pack and up
Weight: 282gr (± 1 to 2 grains variance)
Pro Tips
For optimal accuracy:
Always use the correct expanding die to properly expand the case mouth before seating. This prevents shaving and maintains precision.
Avoid swaging the base to prevent gas cutting and leading issues.
Ready to shoot cleaner and more precise? Grab your .44 Cal 280gr RNFP bullets from Bullet Corp — crafted in Witbank, South Africa for shooters who demand the best.
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