Fort Scott Munitions 357 MAG TUI ammo is a match grade handgun bullet, designed to be reassuringly effective for self-defense. Engineered to Tumble Upon Impact and create a dynamic wound cavity, the unique, patented design of our 357 MAG TUI pistol ammunition penetrates targets deeply. Unrivaled Performance If you carry a handgun for personal defense, then you know your life may depend upon accurate shot placement. Each of our match grade handgun rounds are precision machined and rigorously tested to guarantee some of the tightest tolerances on the market. Coupled with Fort Scott Munitions multi-patented Tumble Upon Impact technology, you get the most lethal match grade self-defense rounds in the industry. Hard-Hitting Home Defense Our 357 MAG TUI ammo is the ideal choice when you need large caliber effectiveness from a compact and easily concealable handgun. Each round is engineered to Tumble Upon Impact once it hits soft tissue, creating extensive damage due to hydrostatic shock. The energy released is enough to tear vital organs and disrupt important bodily rhythms while also mitigating the risk of over-penetration. Law Enforcement Excellence The precision accuracy and terminal performance of 357 MAG TUI ammo make it suitable for law enforcement and security work as well as for civilian home protection and self-defense. Upon entry into soft tissue, the Tumble Upon Impact action greatly reduces the risk of over penetration and subsequent collateral harm by releasing the bullets energy within your target. This is an essential factor when you need to use your weapon in the proximity of innocent bystanders. 357 MAG TUI ammunition is constructed of 100% solid copper using the finest components. In situations where lives are on the line, you can draw your weapon with complete confidence knowing your ammo will not compromise your skills. This is the match grade ammo you need when consistent performance is essential. Specifications for Fort Scott Munitions 357 MAGNUM 125 Grain Centerfire Pistol Ammunition: Manufacturer: Fort Scott Munitions Cartridge: .357 Magnum Number of Rounds: 20 Bullet Type: Monolithic Bullet Weight: 125 grain Cartridge Case Material: Brass Muzzle Velocity: 1424 ft/s Muzzle Energy: 562 ft-lbs Application: Self Defense Package Type: Box Bullet Core Material: Copper Package Contents: Fort Scott Munitions 357 MAGNUM 125 Grain Centerfire Pistol Ammunition
5 reviews for Fort Scott Munitions 357 MAGNUM 125 Grain Centerfire Pistol Ammunition
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Dr Mark –
I ordered a long eye relief scope for my pistol and it came quickly—within a week. The product was as advertised and at 25 yards I was on the bullseye. I plan to go deer hunting with it this fall. For the price it was a good deal. It is not a $600 Leupold, but it’s still a nice scope and good deal.
Sam W –
This was on closeout on OpticsPlanet with free shipping. Tried a box first. I typically buy 1000 rounds to save money on bulk.This ammo worked well and will need to try some of these in my new Henry revolver.
RollTide72 –
Well priced and reliable ammunition. I purchased 60 rounds to try and I wasn't disappointed. I used this ammunition in my father's old S&W highway patrolman .357 and it works great! I highly recommend for reliable ammunition at a great price! I will definitely purchase more.
Grnmessiah –
Never use a load that has a high potential for failure to fire or for turning your gun into a brick during a defense situation. I loaded a cylinder accuracy wasn't great for the first 3 cylinders and the poor crimp had allowed the bullet to creep forward and jam the cylinder for the 4th. This would cause death when facing anything more dangerous than a coyote. I wanted to contact their support about it first, but they don't have any.
Grnmessiah –
If you have to use a gun in self defense, and the bullet creeps out of the brass and jams the cylinder, you just committed suicide by criminal or bear. Their customer service is non existent. The ammo is overpriced for what it is. You would be far less likely to die with cheap FMJ that didn't have bullets creep and jam the cylinder. Accuracy is mediocre at best.