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| Current Pistol Cartridges |
| 454 Casull |
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| The 454 Casull was developed in 1957 by Dick Casull and Jack Fulmer. It is basically a lengthened 45 Colt and you can shoot 45 Colt ammunition in a 454 Casull revolver, which makes it a good revolver to own. This cartridge is a handful, as it can put out almost 2,000 foot pounds of energy, with a 240 grain projectile traveling at over 1,900 feet per second. That is twice the energy of "Dirty Harry's" 44 Remington Magnum, but still a little less then the 460 S&W, but not a lot less. |
| 44 Magnum |
| 454 Casull |
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| 454 Casull by Hornady 300 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point |
| 454 Casull by Magtech 260 Grain Jacketed Soft Point |
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| $ 3.25 per Cartridge |
| $ 2.75 per Cartridge |
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| Limit One for now, due to availablity |
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| No Limit |