Buffalo Bore 19D20 .357 Magnum 125gr JHP 20 Rounds

Description

Buffalo Bore has built a reputation for loading ammunition that performs exactly as advertised, and this 125 grain .357 Magnum rounds deliver in spades. At 1700 feet per second, you're getting genuine magnum power that shows up on the chronograph, not just on the box. The 125 grain jacketed hollow point design is a time-tested choice that opens reliably at this velocity while providing the penetration depth you need.

What sets this load apart is the consistency. Buffalo Bore uses quality brass casings that are reloadable, flash-suppressed powder that won't blind you in low-light situations, and high-quality primers that go off every single time. Each round is loaded with exacting standards that revolver enthusiasts have come to expect from the company. The packaging of 20 rounds per box makes it practical for both familiarization shooting and as an actual carry load.

Buffalo Bore 19D20 Performance and Ballistics

This load generates 802 foot-pounds of muzzle energy, which is right up there with lighter rifle calibers. That kind of terminal ballistics comes from the combination of velocity and the jacketed hollow point's controlled expansion profile. Unlike some factory ammunition that underwhelms on the chronograph, Buffalo Bore's velocity ratings are field-verified and you can plan your shooting accordingly.

Safe in Your Revolver

Buffalo Bore explicitly states this ammunition is safe to shoot in any all-steel .357 revolver, including J-frames, and doesn't stress your gun any harder than normal .357 loads. The one caveat is super-light alloy revolvers, where the recoil can be severe enough to cause bullet jump under the crimped case. For standard steel-frame revolvers from Ruger, Smith and Wesson, and other quality manufacturers, this is reliable and ready to go.