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The Remington HTP .357 Magnum is built for situations where performance counts. This load pairs a 158-grain jacketed soft point with Remington's premium components—first-quality brass cases, high-grade propellants, and Kleanbore priming. The result is ammunition engineered specifically for high weight retention and double-diameter expansion, giving you reliable terminal performance when you need it.
The 158-grain weight is the sweet spot for the .357 Magnum. It launches at 1235 feet per second and carries 535 foot-pounds of muzzle energy, offering a balanced mix of velocity and stopping authority. That makes it equally effective for personal defense, range training, and hunting smaller game. The jacketed soft point design expands reliably on impact while maintaining penetration—no unpredictable performance, just straightforward terminal ballistics.
You're getting quality brass cases that are reloadable, which matters if you shoot frequently. That means you're not throwing away cases, and you can reload to your own specifications once you work up a load. For shooters who put rounds downrange regularly, that cost-per-shot advantage adds up over time.
The 20-round box format is standard for defensive handgun ammunition—compact enough to carry easily but substantial enough for serious practice sessions. Whether you're working with a revolver or lever-action rifle, this load feeds smoothly and performs consistently across different platforms.
This ammunition works in all modern .357 Magnum revolvers in good condition. If you have an older or lightweight revolver, it's worth checking your firearm's manual or consulting with a gunsmith to ensure compatibility. The load performs reliably across standard platforms like the classic Colt King Cobra, Ruger Security-Six, and modern tactical wheelguns.
Yes, the brass cases are reloadable. Remington uses quality brass that holds up well through multiple reloading cycles. If you reload frequently, this makes the per-round cost significantly lower over time since you're only replacing primers and powder rather than starting with fresh brass every time.
The 158-grain soft point fills multiple roles effectively. At 1235 fps and 535 foot-pounds of energy, it's suitable for personal defense, hunting smaller game like coyote or feral hog, and general range practice. The balanced weight means less recoil than heavier magnum loads while still delivering substantial stopping power.
The JSP design provides controlled expansion on impact with good penetration. The soft point tip allows the bullet to mushroom reliably while the jacketing keeps the core intact, resulting in deeper wound channels and consistent terminal performance. This makes it more predictable than hollow points in various scenarios.
| Caliber/Gauge | .357 Magnum |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.60 |
| Grains | 158 gr |
| Length | 2.9500 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 22233 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.8 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 047700496207 |
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