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This Buffalo Bore load brings the 357 Sig back to what it was engineered to do. When SIG Sauer and Federal developed this cartridge in the early 1990s, they designed it to match 125-grain .357 Magnum ballistics in a semi-automatic platform. Over the years, most manufacturers dialed it back. Buffalo Bore didn't. These rounds run at the full 1425 fps velocity you're supposed to get from a 4-inch barrel, backed by 564 ft-lbs of energy.
The 125-grain full metal jacket flat-nose design isn't fancy. It's practical. The flat nose profile feeds reliably through magazine-fed pistols and creates easily visible holes on paper for quick feedback at the range. The full metal jacket construction means minimal lead exposure and straightforward cleanup after a day of shooting. What matters is that these rounds perform exactly as advertised, using real-world barrel lengths instead of lab test numbers.
The load uses flash-suppressed powder, which matters more than some folks realize when you're shooting indoors or in low-light conditions. Your own muzzle flash won't ruin your night vision or distract from your sight picture. The brass casings are reloadable for those who reload, and the ammunition is factory-new so you know what you're getting.
If you're running a 357 Sig, you're probably doing it because you wanted a hotter cartridge than 9mm. Buffalo Bore delivers on that promise. These aren't dumbed-down practice rounds. They're genuine full-power loads that hit as hard as the cartridge allows. For range time, training, or serious target work where you want ammunition that performs like the specs say it should, these deliver without guesswork.
Buffalo Bore loads this to the full 1425 fps that the 357 Sig was originally designed to achieve from a 4-inch barrel. Many factory loads from other manufacturers run significantly slower. You get the ballistics the cartridge was meant for without compromise.
Yes, the flat-nose profile feeds reliably and creates clearly visible holes on paper so you can see your groups easily at any distance. The full metal jacket construction means clean, predictable ballistics with minimal fouling.
Flash-suppressed powder reduces muzzle flash, which is helpful when shooting indoors or in low-light conditions where full muzzle flash can wash out your sight picture or night vision. Buffalo Bore uses it across their heavy loads for this tactical advantage.
Yes, Buffalo Bore uses boxer-primed brass that is suitable for reloading if you reload ammunition. This makes the rounds good value if you plan to reload after range use.
| Caliber/Gauge | .357 Sig |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.70 |
| Grains | 125 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 25B20 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 651815025025 |
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