I ain't afraid of no wolf

[tecumseh]

I'm hoping to have the chance to turn a wolf inside out with my 444 out in Montana this fall. I have two loads made up for it with a 265 gr Hornady FP and a 240 gr Sierra HP. I'm going to opt for the Hornady since we'll be in bear country and use the Sierra's around here for coyote.

 

[DrMike]

That is a couple of good looking loads. My experience with wolves is that they don't give you many shots, and assuredly don't give many close shots. They are very wary critters.

 

[JD338]

Those should work

JD338

 

[SJB358]

Very nice! Hope you can lay one down. That 444 looks real good. Check out the Sierra 250 FPJ. Very robust bullet.

 

[tecumseh]

Both loads are very accurate, if I'm lucky enough to shoot one it will be with the 280 Rem. I carry the 444 on the hike to and from camp and packing any meat out.

 

[6mm Remington]

tecumseh - I wonder if you have enough horsepower there?? :grin: :mrgreen: They should work very well for you. Nice to see you have the .280 Remington as a backup too my friend! Nothing better. Some as good but nothing better!!

David

 

[sask boy]

Those are 2 good looking rounds. I hope that you get to connect in Montana. Lots of photos along with a good story if possible :wink:.

Blessings,
Dan

 

[FOTIS]

Man I Adore my 444. Older 1:38 twist. Shoots like wildfire!









300 grain Beartooth bullet at 2100+ fps




300 grain Sierra bullet at 2100+ fps

 

[tecumseh]

I've taken a few deer and a couple hogs with it in southeast Georgia and it stopped em in their tracks!