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Why customers choose this item
✓38 caliber .357 diameter bullets
✓125 grain XTP hollow point
✓XTP projectile design
✓100 count per box
✓Lead and copper core
✓Hornady part 35710
Product highlights
XTP bullet designed for handgun and revolver use with controlled expansion
357 diameter supports compatibility with 38 caliber reloading cartridges
125 grain weight provides balanced velocity and effective terminal performance
Gilding metal jacket protects nose and enhances feeding reliability
Swaged core construction improves consistency and structural integrity
100 count packaging supports reloading and shooting applications
Product description
The Hornady XTP .357 Diameter 38 Caliber 125 Grain Hollow Point 100 Count is a reloading bullet designed for handgun cartridge assembly. This Hornady XTP bullet uses a .357 diameter with a 125 grain weight and a hollow point profile. It features a swaged core and jacketed construction for consistent bullet shape. This product is used for assembling .38 caliber cartridges for handgun use.
The Hornady XTP .357 Diameter 125 Grain bullet includes a lead core with a copper jacket that protects the nose and supports uniform construction. It is packaged in a 100 count box and categorized within the XTP handgun bullet series. The .357 diameter aligns with .38 caliber reloading specifications. In practical use, this Hornady bullet is used for range use and handgun shooting setups where consistent bullet dimensions and controlled expansion design are required.
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