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Why customers choose this item
✓357 Magnum handgun ammo
✓165 grain DGH bullet
✓25 rounds per box
✓Backcountry Defense series
✓Dangerous Game bullet
✓Hornady manufacturer
Product highlights
357 Magnum handgun ammunition designed for backcountry defense and wilderness protection
165 grain Dangerous Game Handgun bullet engineered for maximum penetration
Protected point design locks bullet nose to core reducing deflection
Designed to minimize lead smoke for improved follow up shots
Backcountry Defense series focused on protection in remote environments
Packaged in 25 round box for field carry and preparedness
Product description
The Hornady Backcountry Defense 357 Magnum 165 Grain Dangerous Game Handgun 25 Round Box is a handgun ammunition designed for backcountry defense use. This Hornady Backcountry Defense 357 Magnum load uses a 165 grain Dangerous Game Handgun bullet and is configured for deep penetration characteristics.
The Hornady Backcountry Defense 357 Magnum 165 Grain handgun ammunition features a 357 Magnum caliber cartridge with a jacketed DGH projectile designed to limit deflection and support straight line penetration. It is packaged in a 25 round box and categorized as handgun ammunition for field carry and wilderness protection. This product is used for defensive applications against large animal threats where penetration is required. In typical setups, the Hornady Backcountry Defense line utilizes brass cases and centerfire primers, supporting compatibility with standard 357 Magnum revolvers.
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