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Remington .357 Magnum HTP 158gr JSP Ammo

Remington 22233 HTP Jacketed Soft Point 158 Grain .357 Magnum 1235 fps

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Remington High Terminal Performance (HTP) ammunition delivers powerful stopping power for self-defense and hunting applications. This .357 Magnum load features a 158 grain jacketed soft point bullet, providing controlled expansion and deep penetration. Loaded with premium components including high-grade propellants and Kleanbore primers in quality brass cases, HTP ammo is engineered for reliable performance when it matters most. With a muzzle velocity of 1235 fps, this load offers ample energy for medium game hunting or personal protection.

Product Highlights:

Specifications
Manufacturer Remington
Caliber .357 Magnum
Bullet Weight 158 grains
Bullet Type JSP (Jacketed Soft Point)
Muzzle Velocity 1235 fps
Muzzle Energy 535 ft-lbs
Casing Material Brass
Rounds Per Box 20
Boxes Per Case 25
Application Home Defense, Hunting
UPC 047700496207
Product Line HTP (High Terminal Performance)

Key Features:

The Remington .357 Magnum HTP 158gr JSP Ammo offers impressive performance characteristics that make it an excellent choice for self-defense and hunting applications. Here's a breakdown of its key features:

Bullet Type Jacketed Soft Point (JSP)
Provides controlled expansion and deep penetration
Bullet Weight 158 grains
Heavy bullet weight for maximum impact and energy transfer
Muzzle Velocity 1235 fps
High velocity for flat trajectory and increased stopping power
Muzzle Energy 535 ft-lbs
Substantial energy for effective terminal performance
Case Material Brass
High-quality brass cases for reliable feeding and extraction

Applications & Use Cases:

  • Self-Defense: Engineered for high weight retention and double diameter expansion, making it effective for personal protection scenarios.
  • Hunting: Suitable for medium-sized game hunting, offering ample power to drop game when it matters most.
  • Target Practice: Can be used for training and familiarization with .357 Magnum firearms, though primarily designed for defensive and hunting use.
  • Law Enforcement: Appropriate for law enforcement applications requiring reliable stopping power and controlled expansion.

Pros and Cons:

Pros

  • ✔ High Terminal Performance: Engineered for high weight retention and double diameter expansion, providing excellent stopping power.
  • ✔ Versatile Application: Suitable for both self-defense and hunting applications, offering flexibility for different uses.
  • ✔ Quality Components: Loaded with first-quality brass cases, high-grade propellants, and Kleanbore priming for reliability.
  • ✔ Powerful Velocity: 1235 fps muzzle velocity delivers significant energy on target.
  • ✔ Jacketed Soft Point Design: Offers controlled expansion and deep penetration for effective performance.

Cons

  • ✘ Recoil: The .357 Magnum cartridge can produce significant recoil, especially in lighter firearms.
  • ✘ Over-penetration Risk: The high power and penetration capability may be a concern in self-defense situations in urban environments.
  • ✘ Limited Capacity: Typical .357 Magnum revolvers have lower ammunition capacity compared to semi-automatic pistols.
  • ✘ Cost: Generally more expensive than standard .38 Special ammunition for practice or training.

About Remington:

Remington Arms Company, founded in 1816 by Eliphalet Remington in Ilion, New York, is one of America's oldest and largest firearms and ammunition manufacturers. With over 200 years of history, Remington has been a pioneer in firearm and ammunition technology. The company is headquartered in Madison, North Carolina, and operates multiple manufacturing facilities across the United States. Remington is renowned for its high-quality firearms and ammunition, including the popular line of High Terminal Performance (HTP) handgun ammunition. Remington's commitment to innovation has led to numerous patents and advancements in ammunition design, including their proprietary Core-Lokt technology for rifle ammunition. The brand is deeply ingrained in American hunting and shooting culture, and continues to be a trusted name for sportsmen, law enforcement, and military personnel worldwide.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What is the primary use for Remington .357 Magnum HTP 158gr JSP Ammo?

A: Remington .357 Magnum HTP (High Terminal Performance) 158gr JSP Ammo is primarily designed for self-defense and hunting applications. The jacketed soft point (JSP) bullet provides controlled expansion and deep penetration, making it effective for personal protection and medium-sized game hunting.

Q: What is the muzzle velocity of this ammunition?

A: The muzzle velocity of this Remington .357 Magnum HTP ammunition is 1235 feet per second (fps). This high velocity contributes to its stopping power and effectiveness in self-defense situations.

Q: How many rounds are in each box of this ammunition?

A: Each box of Remington .357 Magnum HTP 158gr JSP Ammo contains 20 rounds. This is a standard count for defensive handgun ammunition, allowing for practice and carry without excessive bulk.

Q: Is this ammunition reloadable?

A: Yes, this ammunition is reloadable. The brass cases are of high quality and can be reloaded, making it a good choice for shooters who practice frequently and want to save on ammunition costs in the long run.

Q: What is the bullet weight of this ammunition?

A: The bullet weight of this Remington .357 Magnum HTP ammunition is 158 grains. This is a common and versatile weight for .357 Magnum, offering a good balance of velocity and energy transfer.

Q: Is this ammunition suitable for all .357 Magnum revolvers?

A: This ammunition is suitable for use in all modern .357 Magnum revolvers in good condition. However, as with any ammunition, it's always recommended to consult your firearm's manual or a gunsmith to ensure compatibility, especially with older or lightweight revolvers.

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