Buffalo Bore Ammunition 19E/20 Tactical 357 Mag 158 gr Jacketed Hollow Point (J – Typical full power 357 Magnum loads offer several tactical problems for use in self defense and duty applications, especially when used in the shorter/lighter revolvers typical of concealed, defensive and duty carry. The muzzle flash can be blinding, especially from short barrels, and felt recoil can be a life-threatening drawback if fast follow-up shots are required. Also, the level of report can be deafening and cause permanent hearing loss, especially if fired indoors. All three of these Tactical Short Barrel loads address those problems, making the 357 Magnum ideal loads for the concealed, defensive and duty carry purpose found in smaller revolvers. For those who wish to carry a 357 magnum revolver for potential “conflict resolution,” these Buffalo Bore loads put an end to the “tactical” drawbacks associated with regular 357 magnum ammo. These loads are great for use in longer barreled firearms, too. Specifications for Buffalo Bore Ammunition 19E/20 Tactical .357 Magnum 158 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point Ammunition: Manufacturer: Buffalo Bore Ammunition Cartridge: .357 Magnum Number of Rounds: 20 Bullet Type: Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) Bullet Weight: 158 grain Cartridge Case Material: Brass Muzzle Velocity: 1100 ft/s Application: Protection Primer Style: Centerfire Package Contents: Buffalo Bore Ammunition 19E/20 Tactical .357 Magnum 158 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point Ammunition
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Mostly Peaceful Protester –
Since Speer no longer manufactures their "Short Barrel" Gold Dot ammunition this is what I am feeding my GP100 01790. Buffalo Bore has meticulously tested these loads to find the right balance of velocity, flash and recoil out of short barreled handguns. While Speer only offered a 135-grain version (tested 990 fps from a 2-inch barrel), Buffalo Bore offers a 125-grain, a 140-grain and a lead-free Barnes 125-grain version. These 158-grain (tested out of a 1.875-inch barrel) reached 1015 fps. Recoil is less than the range ammo I use in practice. I would be very interested to feel the recoil of these in a 4-inch barrel (1232 fps tested). I haven't fired a lot these because of the expense but I trust them for my own personal defense. Quality brass, consistent groups, no misfires. They are "Serious Business."