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Fiocchi Shooting Dynamics .357 Mag

Name: Fiocchi Shooting Dynamics .357 Mag
Brand: Fiocchi
SKU: 34028
Price: 37.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (16 reviews)

Box Quantity: 50 · Bullet Type: Hollow Point · Bullet Weight: 148 grains

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Specifications

Casing Brass

Bullet Type Hollow Point

Pressurized No

Box Quantity 50

Bullet Weight 148 grains

Caliber / Gauge .357 Mag

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Product Overview

Fiocchi Shooting Dynamics .357 Mag ammunition is loaded with a 148-grain Jacketed Hollow Point bullet and housed in reliable brass cases. Developed for the balance between shooter, firearm, and ammunition, the Pistol Shooting Dynamics line supports consistent centerfire revolver performance for practice, performance, and protection applications.

Key Features

148-grain Jacketed Hollow Point bullet promotes controlled expansion and effective terminal performance.
Brass cases support reliable feeding, extraction, and reloading where permitted.
Fiocchi Pistol Shooting Dynamics loads are designed for consistent revolver performance.
50-round box provides a practical supply for range use or defensive ammunition storage.
Standard .357 Mag loading is compatible with firearms chambered for .357 Mag.

Choose Fiocchi Shooting Dynamics .357 Mag ammunition for dependable centerfire revolver performance in a 50-round box.

$53.99 $37.49

$0.75/round

5.0 | 16 Reviews

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SKU:: 357E
UPC:: 762344001357
BUDS ID:: 34028

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Elliott G.

4 months ago

Verified Purchaser

Fiocchi's 148-grain...

Fiocchi's 148-grain JHP from the Defense Dynamics line is an outstanding middle-weight option that bridges the gap between target practice and serious defensive use. At 1,310 FPS, it provides plenty of velocity for reliable expansion without the punishing recoil of some of the heavier 158-grain "bear loads." I've found these rounds to be exceptionally consistent, with high-quality brass and clean-burning powder that keeps my Smith & Wesson 1854 running smoothly through long sessions. The jacketed hollow-point design is well-constructed, offering a deep cavity that inspires confidence for personal protection or small-game hunting. It's rare to find a 50-round box of defensive-grade ammunition at this price point, making it affordable enough to train with what you actually carry. Accuracy is excellent, with tight groups at 25 yards that prove Fiocchi's commitment to precision engineering. Every round in the box has ignited and cycled flawlessly, which is the most important factor for any self-defense cartridge. For anyone seeking a reliable, high-performing .357 Magnum load that won't break the bank, this is a top-tier choice.

Daniel C.

9 months ago

Verified Purchaser

Affordable and...

Affordable and reliable self-defense round

Brian N.

10 months ago

Verified Purchaser

Great price in the 357...

Great price in the 357 realm. Excellent looking brass. Uniform color. Doesn't display the more paler "yellowish" hue of some of the cheaper brass I have seen. Betting they will reload nicely. Haven't done any sort of bullet expansion tests-I trust the gun tubers for that sort of thing. As 357 isn't exactly known for having expansion issues, I'm going to presume all will go according to plan in that department. The cases certainly load and eject nicely out of 3 different Ruger revolvers. No stickiness. Crimp holding bullets adequately after 5 shots the 3 times I checked. Can't offer a qualified comment on accuracy as my handgun accuracy is likely on par with Helen Keller. They certainly aren't on the lower end of the power spectrum. Recoil is as stout as any 357 loads I've shot. Going to keep using them as long as the price stays right.

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