Aguila .357 Magnum 125 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point Ammo

Aguila Ammo

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Additional Specs:

UPC:
640420016726
MANUFACTURER:
Aguila
PRODUCT TYPE:
Ammunition
CONDITION:
New
CASING:
Brass
UPC:
640420016726
grains:
125
caliber:
.357 Mag
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Experience the power and precision of Aguila's .357 Magnum 125 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point ammunition. Designed for self-defense and tactical applications, this round features a jacketed hollow point bullet that expands on impact, delivering deep penetration and devastating terminal performance. With a muzzle velocity of 1,350 feet per second, this ammunition offers flat trajectories and excellent stopping power. Each box contains 50 rounds of high-quality .357 Magnum cartridges, perfect for both training and personal protection scenarios.

Product Highlights:

Specifications
Manufacturer Aguila
Caliber .357 Magnum
Bullet Weight 125 Grains
Bullet Type Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP)
Muzzle Velocity 1,350 FPS
Rounds Per Box 50
Boxes Per Case 10
Reloadable Yes
Case Dimensions 1.95" x 2.60" x 5.15"
UPC 640420016726
Application Self-Defense, Tactical
Primer Type Boxer

Key Features:

The Aguila .357 Magnum 125 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point Ammo offers impressive performance characteristics that make it an excellent choice for self-defense and hunting applications. Here's a breakdown of its key features:

Bullet Type Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP)
Designed for controlled expansion and deep penetration
Bullet Weight 125 grains
Optimal weight for balance between velocity and energy
Muzzle Velocity 1,350 feet per second
High velocity for improved terminal performance
Rounds per Box 50
Convenient packaging for range practice or duty use
Boxes per Case 10
Bulk packaging option available

Applications & Use Cases:

  • Self-Defense: The jacketed hollow point design and high velocity make this ammunition an excellent choice for personal protection in both home and concealed carry situations.
  • Law Enforcement: Suitable for law enforcement agencies as a duty ammunition option, offering reliable performance and stopping power.
  • Target Practice: Can be used for training and familiarization with .357 Magnum firearms, though primarily designed for defensive use.
  • Hunting: Effective for hunting medium-sized game when used with appropriate firearms and in jurisdictions where allowed.
  • Competitive Shooting: Suitable for certain competitive shooting disciplines that allow for magnum loads and jacketed hollow point ammunition.

Pros and Cons:

Pros

  • High Velocity: 1350 fps provides excellent stopping power and penetration for self-defense and tactical applications.
  • Jacketed Hollow Point: JHP design ensures controlled expansion upon impact for maximum effectiveness.
  • Versatile Use: Suitable for both self-defense and tactical scenarios in .357 Magnum firearms.
  • Reliable Brand: Aguila is known for producing high-quality, dependable ammunition.
  • Bulk Packaging: 50 rounds per box, with 10 boxes per case, ideal for high-volume shooters or stockpiling.

Cons

  • Recoil: The high velocity of 1350 fps may result in significant felt recoil, especially in lighter firearms.
  • Overpenetration Risk: The high velocity and expanding bullet design may lead to overpenetration in some situations.
  • Cost: It may be more expensive than some other .357 Magnum options.
  • Availability: Limited stock may make it difficult to obtain.

About Aguila Ammunition:

Aguila Ammunition, a brand of Industrias Tecnos, has been a prominent name in the ammunition industry since 1961. Based in Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico, Aguila has established itself as one of the largest rimfire manufacturers in the world. The company is known for its high-quality, reliable ammunition products that cater to various shooting applications, including hunting, target shooting, and self-defense. Aguila's state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Mexico employs stringent quality control measures to ensure consistency and performance in every round. The brand is particularly renowned for its .22 caliber rimfire ammunition, which has gained popularity among shooters for its accuracy and reliability. Aguila's commitment to innovation and excellence has led to the development of unique products, such as their Colibri and Super Colibri low-velocity rounds, which have found favor among pest control professionals and quiet shooting enthusiasts.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What are the key features of the Aguila .357 Magnum 125 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point Ammo?

A: The Aguila .357 Magnum 125 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point Ammo features a jacketed hollow point bullet design, weighing 125 grains. It has a muzzle velocity of 1350 feet per second, making it a high-velocity round. This ammunition comes in boxes of 50 rounds, with 10 boxes per case.

Q: What is the primary use for this ammunition?

A: This ammunition is primarily designed for self-defense and tactical applications. The jacketed hollow point design ensures that the round expands on contact, providing deeper penetration and increased stopping power, making it effective for personal protection scenarios.

Q: How many rounds come in a box and a case?

A: Each box of Aguila .357 Magnum 125 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point Ammo contains 50 rounds. A full case consists of 10 boxes, totaling 500 rounds.

Q: Is this ammunition reloadable?

A: Yes, this ammunition is reloadable. The brass casings can be collected and reused for handloading, allowing shooters to create custom loads or save money on ammunition costs in the long run.

Q: What are the dimensions of a box of this ammunition?

A: The dimensions of a single box of Aguila .357 Magnum 125 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point Ammo are 1.95 inches in height, 2.60 inches in width, and 5.15 inches in length.

Q: Is this ammunition suitable for all .357 Magnum firearms?

A: This ammunition is designed for use in .357 Magnum firearms. However, it's always important to consult your firearm's manual and ensure it's rated for high-velocity loads. Some older or lighter-framed revolvers may not be suitable for continuous use of high-pressure loads.