Description
The 357 Magnum is not an insubstantial weapon. Were you to make bullets for it out of bits of sea sponges, you’d still be able to splatter unsavory things against the wall. (Not really, but you get the picture.) When you let Federal make a 357 Magnum bullet, however, you can be certain that you’re really in control of some threat toppling power. This round is built to deliver when it has come down to you, your revolver, and your assailant.
rThis cartridge sports a 158 grain jacketed hollow point projectile. Specifically crafted for use in a revolver, which most 357s are, the bullet’s jacket is designed with little fault lines that run down from its tip which work to ensure that expansion occurs in a reliable fashion. As it widens out the bullet will not only transfer terrific energy throughout its target, but further produce a gaping wound cavity which any vital organ had better hope to avoid.
rThis cartridge features a nickel plated brass casing. Such a casing is known to facilitate feeding and extraction in a semi-automatic, but it’s just as nice when you’re slipping a round in and out of a cylinder. Nickel doesn’t tarnish easily, either, so you can be assured that your ammo will be in better shaper for having been carried around everywhere that you go.
