[Mikul]

I'm looking for bullets that will work well seated waaaaay out in a .44 Magnum. My Redhawk's chambers are very long and I would like to have something that doesn't float so long until it contacts rifling.

Preferably, something that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

[Big_R]

I believe Hornady 300 grain XTP's have two cannelures. Seated to the rear cannelure, they are about as long as you're going to get unless you go with a custom hard cast bullet. They shot well out of my super redhawk with a heavy charge of AA#9 and were about $15.00/100 from the local shop.

Ryan

[mec]

Dry creek has a number of long ( heavy) bullets that come pretty close to filling up a RH cylinder. These are from an SSK mold but my gun likes his 313 grain gascheck even better.
http://www.sixgunner.com/absoluteig/gallery%2FHandguns%2FDouble%5FAction%5FRevolvers%2Fdrycreekssk2%2Ejpg
Prices are very reasonable considering the premium quality of the bullets.

[Master Blaster]

Try PENN bullets the Cowboy action shooters like the .44 hardcast he makes and they are much less than the drycreek, and probably just as good. I have yet to see a better .45ACP cast bullet than his(very consistent weight and quality)

The 320 grain SSK may be just the ticket

www.pennbullets.com

[WESHOOT2]

www.beartoothbullets.com
www.castperfrmance.com
www.creeker.net
www.pennbullets.com

Have also been receiving good feedback on "Leadheads"; no personal experience yet.

Can highly recommend Hornady XTP's, Sierra, and Swift jacketed.
Yes, from a 44 Redhawk :-)

Starline case, mag primer (CCI or Federal), Redding Profile Crimp die. And W296.