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COR-BON Handgun Ammunition .357 SIG 125 gr DPX 1350 fps 20/box

Name: COR-BON Handgun Ammunition .357 SIG 125 gr DPX 1350 fps 20/box
Brand: Corbon
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$21.02$1.05/rd

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Brand: Corbon
Caliber: .357 Sig
Category: Ammo
Bullet Type: JHP
Round Count: 20
Grain Weight: 125
UPC: 757750035713
MPN: DPX357SIG12520

Overview

Cor-Bon Handgun Ammunition in .357 SIG features a 125-grain solid copper hollow point (HP) bullet designed for personal defense and law enforcement applications. Utilizing innovative technology and a patented manufacturing process, this non-corrosive, lead-free load is housed in a reloadable brass case with a centerfire primer. It delivers a muzzle velocity of 1,350 fps and a muzzle energy of 505 ft-lbs, providing deep penetration and consistent, reliable expansion.

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