500rds – 357 Magnum Remington HTP 158gr. SJHP Ammo

Remington Ammunition 158 Grain Semi-Jacketed Hollow-Point (SJHP) Ammo Details

Every 357 Magnum cartridge has “stopping power.” But power alone doesn’t stop mobile targets the best. The difference between inferior and superior stopping power, you ask? That’s simple: High Terminal Performance.

Remington loads HTP ammo for the sole purpose of stopping things; namely, (A) violent and immediate threats to your personal safety, and (B) deer, hogs, et al. It’s some of their best, loaded with defense-worthy primers and nickel-plated brass cases – a smoother and more tarnish-resistant alternative to bare brass.

Fire the 158 grain semi-jacketed hollow point at any range target you please. It’ll punch a hole through it, and you’ll be happy. The SJHP only displays its fullest potential if it strikes a living target, though. It’s heavier than the most popular weight for 357 Mag bullets for self-defense, which, alongside its robust copper jacket, promotes deeper penetration (and, notably, increases the risk of over-penetration; something to keep in mind if you do enlist this ammo for defense). The SJHP’s flat tip (i.e. the one lever guns like) is a hollow point, which you can reasonably expect to deliver faster expansion than a soft point would have. Estimated G1 BC is 0.149; approximate 50-yard striking energy is 429 ft lbs (out of a revolver barrel of unspecified length).