Remington HTP 357 Magnum 158gr JSP Ammunition - 20 Round Box

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Description

The Remington HTP 357 Magnum 158-grain Jacketed Soft Point delivers controlled expansion and deep penetration for hunting and personal defense applications. This premium ammunition combines Remington's High Terminal Performance design with proven 357 Magnum ballistics.

What Makes This Different

Remington's HTP line features specially engineered bullet construction that ensures consistent expansion across various impact velocities. The 158-grain weight provides optimal momentum transfer while maintaining flat trajectory out to 100 yards. Unlike standard jacketed hollow points that can plug with debris, the soft point design initiates reliable expansion even through heavy clothing or light barriers.

Key Features

158-grain Jacketed Soft Point bullet for controlled expansion
High Terminal Performance (HTP) engineering for consistent results
Premium brass cases with boxer primers for reliable ignition
Muzzle velocity of approximately 1,235 fps from 4-inch barrel
Generates 535 ft-lbs of muzzle energy
Compatible with all 357 Magnum and 357 Maximum firearms
Factory-fresh ammunition with consistent powder charges

This ammunition performs effectively in both revolver and lever-action rifle platforms. The 158-grain bullet weight stabilizes quickly in standard 1:16 twist barrels common in 357 Magnum firearms. Field testing demonstrates reliable feeding in semi-automatic platforms like the Coonan 357 Magnum pistol. The soft point construction expands predictably on medium game while providing adequate penetration for personal protection scenarios.

Technical Specs

Caliber: 357 Magnum
Bullet Weight: 158 grains
Bullet Type: Jacketed Soft Point (JSP)
Muzzle Velocity: 1,235 fps (4-inch barrel)
Muzzle Energy: 535 ft-lbs
Case Material: Brass with boxer primer
Quantity: 20 rounds per box
Manufacturer: Remington Ammunition

Remington's quality control standards ensure each cartridge meets SAAMI specifications for pressure and dimensional tolerances. The HTP line represents decades of ballistic research focused on real-world terminal performance rather than laboratory velocity numbers.