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Hollow Point

357 magnum jacketed hollow point ammo is a great choice for folks that need a powerful self-defense round. Loaded with a hollow point bullet that is designed to expand upon contact with your target, these rounds are engineered to deliver the most amount of damage possible. Look for JHP rounds from trusted manufacturers like Remington, Speer and Hornady.

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  1. 20rds - 357 Mag Speer Gold Dot Short Barrel 135gr. HP Ammo 20rds - 357 Mag Speer Gold Dot Short Barrel 135gr. HP Ammo

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    $28.95
    $1.45/ppr

    66 In Stock

  2. 20rds – 357 Magnum Speer Gold Dot 158gr. JHP Ammo 20rds – 357 Magnum Speer Gold Dot 158gr. JHP Ammo
    $27.95
    $1.40/ppr

    50 In Stock

  3. 20rds – 357 Magnum Speer Gold Dot 125gr. JHP Ammo 20rds – 357 Magnum Speer Gold Dot 125gr. JHP Ammo
    $29.95
    $1.50/ppr

    60 In Stock

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Recent Hollow Point Reviews

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    Fwank on 500rds - 357 Mag Winchester USA 110gr. Hollow Point Ammo
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    These are an amazing round in my snubbie, as well as my lever action rifle. ALMOST as cost effective as shooting FMJ, and when it comes to practice, it's better to shoot with what you are gonna load your piece with and this is it!
    Great Round on 1000rds - 357 Magnum Fiocchi 158gr. JHP Ammo
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    Using in 94 trapper carbine.8 shots 8 deer.yardages have been 36 to 133 so far. only 1 bullet exit. all deer hit in heart, still amazed that 3 went 50 yards. little to no blood trails, but all recovered easily. hope this helps.
    james bonney on 25rds - 357 Mag Hornady LEVERevolution 140gr. Elastomer Flex Tip Ammo
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    This is the best defense ammo for 357. I did a science project with my son on the difference in 38 vs. 357. Using a 4" Ruger GP100 we shot both rounds from the same distance into clay blocks. For the 38 we used the Winchester DPX bonded hollow point 125gr vs this round for the 357. From 7 yards the DPX penetrated the 14"x 14" block of clay through and through, while leaving a fist size hole about dead center. This 357 round blew an identical block of clay almost in half, it blew open like a wilted flower. It did not pass through and all we could find were remnants of what used to be the bullet. It also had such an impact, a piece of the clay came back and smacked me right in the forehead leaving a bright red spot where it splattered (ouch!). The only draw back if you would call it a draw back is when fired from a short barrel at dusk, low light or no light conditions it reminds you of a battle ship firing broadside, in other words it will put out a good sized fire ball. If you shoot 1 round let alone 6 rounds at someone at night in your house and and fail to hit him, and he is still there? Call him "Sir" because he is one bad a$$ dude.
    Steve-O on 500rds – 357 Magnum Remington HTP 125gr. SJHP Ammo