Total Impact Guns stocks a strong lineup of .44 Magnum revolvers for sale, from compact carry guns to long-barreled hunting wheelguns, all backed by our price-match guarantee and nationwide shipping to your local FFL. Browse the .44 mag revolvers below, and if you don't see the exact model you want, we can usually get it for you.
The .44 Magnum is one of the most powerful production revolver cartridges you can buy, and it has been a top pick for big-game hunting and backcountry defense for over half a century. It throws a heavy bullet with enough energy to take deer, hogs, and black bear out past 100 yards where a smaller round comes up short. You also get a wide range of loads, from full-house hunting rounds down to softer-shooting .44 Special you can fire in the same gun. The recoil is real, but a heavier revolver soaks up a lot of it.
We keep .44 Magnum revolvers in stock, and you can test-fire one on our indoor range before you commit. If you want a little less kick, compare it against our 357 magnum revolver lineup, or look at our big-bore 45 revolver options in .45 Colt and .454 Casull.
.44 Magnum revolvers come in a few main configurations, and the right one depends on whether you're hunting, carrying it in the woods, or shooting at the range. Barrel length and frame size affect how the gun handles recoil, how far it shoots, and how easy it is to carry.
| Configuration | Barrel | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Short barrel | 2.5"–4" | Trail and backcountry carry, defense |
| Mid barrel | 5"–6" | All-around hunting and range use |
| Long barrel | 7.5"–8.375" | Hunting, scoped shooting, max velocity |
| Single-action | 4.5"–7.5" | Classic feel, heavy loads, hunting |
A 6-inch double-action is the popular middle ground because it shoots well and still handles in the field, while longer barrels add velocity for hunting and short barrels ride easier on the trail.
The best .44 Magnum revolver for you comes down to purpose and how much recoil you want to manage, not the name on the frame. Before you buy, work through these things:
The easiest way to settle it is to put one in your hands. Our team will walk you through the options, and you can rent and shoot models on our range before you decide.
A handful of models stay popular for good reason. The Smith & Wesson Model 629, Ruger Super Redhawk, and Ruger Redhawk lead the pack for their strength, accuracy, and ability to handle a steady diet of full-power loads. Our curated lineup covers the brands shooters ask for most:
If you have your eye on a model we don't have in stock, just ask, since we can usually source it for you. You can also browse the full selection of revolvers for sale to compare calibers and frame sizes.
Most .44 Magnum revolvers sell for $600 to $1,200, with value models from Taurus at the low end and premium Smith & Wesson and scoped hunting setups running $1,300 or more. You're paying for build quality, finish, sights, and barrel length, so there's a good .44 mag at most price points.
Total Impact backs every revolver with a price-match guarantee. Find the same .44 Magnum for less somewhere else and we'll match it, so you can shop without second-guessing the price.
Buying a .44 Magnum online is simple. Federal law just requires that the handgun ship to a licensed dealer for pickup, not straight to your door. Here's how it works with us:
You must be at least 21 to buy a handgun. We handle FFL transfers both in and out, so we can ship your .44 mag to a dealer near you or receive one you bought elsewhere. Picking up at our shop is usually the fastest route.
A .44 Magnum revolver is good for big-game hunting, backcountry and bear defense, and powerful range shooting. It has enough energy to take deer, hogs, and black bear cleanly where a smaller caliber falls short.
Most .44 Magnum revolvers cost between $600 and $1,200, with premium or scoped hunting setups running $1,300 or more. Total Impact price-matches any competitor, so you always pay the best price.
A .44 Magnum is more gun than most people need for home defense, but it shines as a trail and bear-country defense round. The recoil and muzzle blast make it a handful indoors, so many shooters load lighter .44 Special rounds in the same revolver for easier defensive shooting.
Yes, you can safely fire .44 Special ammunition in any .44 Magnum revolver. The .44 Special is shorter and much softer-shooting, which makes it great for practice and getting new shooters comfortable before stepping up to full-power magnum loads.
The best .44 Magnum revolvers for hunting are heavy, accurate models with a 6 to 8-inch barrel, like the Smith & Wesson Model 629 or Ruger Super Redhawk. The longer barrel and added weight give you more velocity, accuracy, and softer recoil for clean shots on game.
The .44 Magnum hits much harder than the .357, throwing a heavier bullet with more energy for bigger game, while the .357 has lighter recoil and is easier to shoot. If you want power for hunting and bear country, go .44, but for an all-around defensive wheelgun the .357 Magnum is the more practical pick.
Whether you're after a hunting wheelgun or a hard-hitting trail companion, Total Impact has the .44 Magnum revolvers, the price-match guarantee, and the range to help you choose. Browse the lineup above, and reach out if you want one we can source.
