No. Even if they did, it wouldn't be safe to fire them.
No, you cannot. Even if you can get them to chamber, you won't maintain proper headspacing, and it could result in a chamber explosion, which could, in turn, result in injury or even death to the firer.
no, because the shell length of the 44 magnum is to short to properly function in a 444 marlin. I have a friend who tried it and, it didn't blow up but it actually scratched the barrel because it didn't line up properly.
The original Marlin model 444 was produced from 1965-1971.
What is the value of winchester 94AE 444 marlin in black synthetique?
Try e-gunparts.com or Marlin.
The 2 letter prefix of AA indicate that your Marlin model 444 was made in the year 1965.
Marlin makes one in that chambering.
No
1972
400-650.
1972
1972