Description
Ultramax has built its reputation since 1986 on delivering dependable remanufactured ammunition at prices that won't break the bank. This 357 Magnum load pairs a 180 grain jacketed hollow point bullet with carefully inspected brass casings and quality components, making it a solid choice for folks who shoot regularly and want ammunition that works without the premium price tag.
The 180 grain bullet weight is the sweet spot for heavier magnum performance. It carries more energy downrange than lighter loads and delivers exceptional penetration, making it popular for hunting applications where you need a round that won't let you down. The jacketed hollow point design expands on impact while maintaining the deep penetration you want from a magnum round. This weight also shoots well in carbine rifles and lever actions that accept 357 rounds.
Ultramax ammunition goes through a rigorous 10-step quality assurance process. Every fired brass case is inspected for flaws, cleaned thoroughly, and sized to SAAMI specifications just like new brass. Each loaded round receives a personal visual inspection before leaving the facility, and all loads meet SAAMI specifications. The company has been a licensed law enforcement distributor for major manufacturers, building trust within the professional shooting community.
Keep in mind that remanufactured ammo sometimes produces slightly more smoke and carbon buildup compared to factory new ammunition from some brands, which is something to expect. The brass cases are reloadable, so if you reload you can get more use out of them. This ammunition delivers genuine value for range sessions, hunting trips, and field use where performance matters more than brand prestige.
Key Specifications
- Caliber: 357 Magnum
- Bullet Weight: 180 Grains
- Bullet Type: Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP)
- Case Type: Brass
- Primer: Boxer
- Reloadable: Yes
- Rounds Per Box: 20
- Rounds Per Case: 200 (10 boxes)
- Manufacturer: Ultramax Ammunition
- MPN: ULT-357-2-N
- UPC: 850079588226
- Ammunition Type: Remanufactured
What’s Included
- 20 rounds of 357 Magnum 180 grain jacketed hollow point ammunition
Frequently Asked Questions
What does remanufactured ammunition mean?
Remanufactured ammo uses previously fired brass cases that are thoroughly inspected, cleaned, and resized to factory specifications before being loaded with new primers, powder, and bullets. Ultramax goes through a 10-step quality control process with personal visual inspection of every round. The ammunition is loaded to SAAMI specs and delivers the same performance and reliability as factory new ammo at a better value.
Is 180 grain 357 Magnum good for hunting?
Yes, 180 grain is an excellent hunting weight for 357 Magnum. The heavier bullet carries more energy downrange and delivers superior penetration, making it ideal for medium game hunting. It's also popular in lever action rifles and carbines that chamber 357, where it performs very well.
Can I reload these brass cases?
Absolutely. The brass cases are boxer primed and reloadable, so if you reload you can reuse them multiple times. This adds to the overall value if you're already set up for handloading.
Will Ultramax 357 ammo work reliably in my revolver?
Ultramax ammunition is manufactured to SAAMI specifications and has a solid track record of reliability. The company has been used by law enforcement in the past. That said, it's always smart to fire a few test rounds before committing to a large volume, as individual firearm preferences can vary.
How does Ultramax ammo compare to factory new ammunition?
Ultramax delivers genuine quality control and reliability at a significant cost savings compared to new production ammo from premium brands. Some shooters notice slightly more smoke and carbon residue, which is typical of remanufactured loads. If ultimate cleanliness is your priority, factory new might be better, but for general shooting and hunting, Ultramax is a smart choice.
What's the difference between this 180 grain load and lighter 357 loads?
The 180 grain bullet is heavier and carries more energy, making it better for hunting larger game and shooting at distance. It also provides deeper penetration. Lighter loads like 125 or 158 grains are easier on recoil and good for target practice, while the 180 grain excels when you need maximum performance.



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