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When you're heading out to hunt with a .357 Magnum revolver, you need ammo that balances power with practicality. Federal Power-Shok has been the go-to choice for hunters who understand that good ammunition doesn't require a fancy price tag to get the job done.
This 180-grain load hits that sweet spot for medium game hunting. The jacketed hollow-point design expands on impact while delivering the kind of penetration that matters in real-world hunting situations. At 1080 fps and 466 ft-lbs of energy, you're getting solid ballistics that work across a range of barrel lengths. The 180-grain weight also gives you better sectional density than lighter loads, meaning deeper penetration and more consistent performance even if you're working from a shorter barrel.
Federal has been making ammunition since 1922, and that experience shows. These rounds come in nickel-plated brass cases that are reloadable, boxer-primed, and non-corrosive. You get new production ammunition that's been manufactured to consistent standards, packaged in convenient 20-round boxes. Whether you're planning to hunt or stack them for future use, you're getting ammunition built to Federal's quality standards.
Unlike some heavy magnum loads that demand a 6-inch barrel to shine, Power-Shok is engineered with short barrel performance in mind. That 1080 fps velocity holds up reasonably well even from a 3-inch snub, making these rounds practical for everyday carry revolvers. You're not forcing a load designed for a rifle barrel length, which means better reliability and more manageable recoil when you need to make a second shot count.
Yes, this load is specifically designed for hunting medium-sized game like deer. The 180-grain jacketed hollow-point bullet is built to expand on impact while maintaining enough mass for solid penetration. Federal recommends this cartridge for deer-size game, and the 1080 fps velocity provides effective range out to approximately 50-75 yards from a handgun.
Absolutely. The Power-Shok line is specifically engineered with short-barrel performance in mind, unlike some heavier magnum loads designed for 6-inch barrels. From a 3-inch revolver, these will still deliver practical velocity and energy for hunting. Just keep in mind that actual velocity decreases with shorter barrels, so adjust your expectations and practice accordingly.
Yes. These are boxer-primed, nickel-plated brass cases that are fully reloadable. That means you can reload them multiple times, which helps offset the cost of shooting .357 Magnum over time. Just follow your reloading manual and use proper safety procedures like you would with any reloadable ammunition.
The 180-grain bullet is one of the heavier options for .357 Magnum. It provides more sectional density and penetration than lighter bullets, making it better suited for larger or tougher game. The tradeoff is that it has slightly lower velocity than lighter loads, but at 1080 fps, it's still well within practical hunting ranges for medium game.
| Caliber/Gauge | .357 Magnum |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Nickel-Plated Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.75 |
| Grains | 180 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | C357G |
| Shipping Weight | 0.85 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 029465093013 |
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