357 BULLET for Sale
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357 Bullet Overview
The .357 Magnum cartridge was introduced in 1934 as an advanced revolver round offering superior power. It balances high velocity and stopping power with manageable recoil, making it a favored choice for defensive and hunting uses. Today, the .357 remains popular among law enforcement, revolver enthusiasts, and hunters.
Why the .357 Bullet is a Top Choice
- Proven stopping power with manageable recoil
- Versatile for self-defense and hunting
- Widely available ammunition options
- Strong aftermarket support for firearms chambered in .357
- Compatible with both revolvers and some carbines
Key Variants
.357 Magnum JHP
Jacketed Hollow Point rounds designed for self-defense, offering controlled expansion and stopping power.
.357 Magnum Lead Round Nose
Traditional lead bullet ideal for target shooting and hunting applications.
.357 Magnum Semi-Wadcutter
Popular for competition shooting due to clean hole penetration and accuracy.
Competitor Comparison
| Feature | .357 Bullet | .44 Magnum | .38 Special |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | Varies by manufacturer | Generally higher than .357 | Lower cost, less power |
| Capacity/Size | Typically 6 rounds in revolvers | Typically 5 rounds in revolvers | 6-8 rounds commonly |
| Weight | Moderate recoil and weight | Heavier recoil | Light recoil |
| Optics-Ready | Depends on firearm | Likely on carbines | Less common |
| Trigger Type | Double or single action revolvers | Primarily revolvers | Revolvers and semi-autos |
| Notable Pro | High velocity, versatile | Maximum stopping power | Lower recoil, affordable |
| Notable Con | Recoil can be strong | Heavy recoil | Less stopping power |
Best Use Cases for the .357 Bullet
- Self-defense and concealed carry revolvers
- Law enforcement duty use
- Hunting medium game
- Target shooting and competition
- Collecting classic ammo types
FAQs about the .357 Bullet
Can I use .38 Special rounds in a firearm chambered for .357 Magnum?
Yes, most .357 Magnum revolvers can safely fire .38 Special rounds, which have less pressure and recoil.
What is the typical velocity of a .357 Magnum bullet?
It generally ranges from 1,200 to 1,450 feet per second depending on load and bullet weight.
How does the .357 Bullet perform in hunting applications?
The .357 Magnum delivers sufficient energy for small to medium game within moderate ranges.
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Taurus Raging Hunter 7-Shot .357 Magnum
$794.99
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$45.99
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