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.44-40 Winchester, 44 WCF,44 Win by Win., JSP, One Cartridge

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OUT OF STOCK, .44-40 Winchester, .44 WCF, .44 Winchester. By Winchester with JSP projectile. Click on the Title or Picture for more Details

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One Cartridge, not a box: 44-40 Winchester, a/k/a, .44 WCF, .44 Winchester by Winchester  with “Winchester 44-40 WIN” Head/Stamp and a 200 grain JSP ( Jacketed Soft Point) projectile. Please note:  Boxes of 50 cartridges availalve in shooting ammunition categories, see below in related items. Also more single cartridges available, please see related items below. This cartridge is in Pistol, Rifle, and Military single cartridge.

History of the 44-40 cartridge: The .44-40 Winchester, originally called .44 Winchester, and also .44 WCF (Winchester Center Fire) and .44 Largo (in some countries) is known as “the cartridge that won the West,” as it was a favorite of that era because it could be used in both revolvers and rifles of the day.The .44-40 was the first metallic center-fire cartridge manufactured by Winchester. The .44-40, which is short for .44 caliber, was loaded (at the time), with 40 grains of black powder and was introduced in 1873 by the Winchester WRA for the Winchester  Repeating Arms Model 1873 lever-action rifle and used in the 1878 Colt revolver. From then on many rifle and revolver companies chambered this great historical caliber.Although not used a lot as a military cartridge in the USA, the .44-40  was a military cartridge in other counties and even Great Britain purchased 20,000 Winchester lever-action model 1892 chambered in .44-40 for the Royal Navy.By 1942 more modern cartridges replaced the .44-40, but it regained some interest in the 1950s and 1960s when Colt again offered the chambering in the single action Army and Frontier. Now the .44-40 has enjoyed an increase in popularity due to cowboy action shooting. This is one of the most historical cartridges known today. Code 594

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Weight 0.10 lbs
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