Hornady XTP Mag 45 Cal .452 300gr Hollow Point Bullets - 50 Count

The Hornady XTP Mag 45235 delivers controlled expansion and deep penetration for magnum handgun cartridges. These 300-grain hollow point bullets feature the proven XTP design optimized for maximum stopping power in .452 caliber applications.

What Makes This Different

The XTP Mag construction uses a thicker jacket than standard XTP bullets to handle the higher velocities of magnum cartridges. Hornady's precise swaging process creates uniform wall thickness that controls expansion rates across velocity ranges from 800 to 1600 fps. The deeper hollow point cavity and reinforced jacket deliver 1.5x expansion while maintaining 95% weight retention.

Key Features

• 300-grain weight optimized for .45 Colt, .454 Casull, and .460 S&W magnum cartridges
• Thicker jacket construction prevents over-expansion at magnum velocities
• Precise .452 inch diameter with +/- 0.0005 inch tolerance
• Deep hollow point cavity engineered for controlled expansion
• Lead core mechanically locked to jacket prevents separation
• Cannelured design improves bullet seating and crimp retention
• 50 bullets per box with consistent weight sorting

These bullets excel in hunting applications where deep penetration through heavy bone and muscle is required. The controlled expansion characteristics make them suitable for large game hunting while maintaining accuracy standards for competitive shooting. The heavy 300-grain weight provides excellent sectional density and momentum transfer, particularly effective in lever-action rifles and large-frame revolvers.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: .452 inch diameter
• Weight: 300 grains
• Style: Jacketed hollow point
• Jacket: Thick-wall copper construction
• Core: Lead alloy, mechanically bonded
• Recommended velocity range: 800-1600 fps
• Quantity: 50 bullets per box
• Manufacturer: Hornady Manufacturing

The XTP Mag represents four decades of bullet engineering focused on terminal performance. Reloaders choose these bullets when standard hollow points fail to perform at magnum velocities, making them the preferred choice for serious handgun hunters and those requiring maximum stopping power.