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357 MAGNUM TULA 158 GRAIN FMJ (50 ROUNDS)
This .357 Magnum ammunition delivers inexpensive target shooting thanks to its economical steel-cased design. Manufactured by Tula, one of the largest Russian ammo producers, these cartridges fire a 158 grain bimetal jacketed bullet at 1,280 feet per second and deliver typical .357 Magnum ballistics and recoil.This ammo uses non-corrosive Berdan primers as well as non-reloadable steel cases. It has magnetic properties due to its steel components and may not be suitable for all indoor ranges.
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| Quantity | 50 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Tula Cartridge Works |
| Ammo Caliber | 357 Magnum |
| Manufacturer SKU | TA357158 |
| Bullet Type | FMJ |
| Primer Type | boxer |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1280 |
Customer Reviews of this 357 MAGNUM TULA 158 GRAIN FMJ (50 ROUNDS)
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Probably a revolver this will work in, but not mine...
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Posted onPicked this up as an experiment. Got through two cylinders in a Ruger GP100. Ammo was accurate, a little under-powered compared to some others, went bang with each pull of the trigger, but would not release from the cylinder without the assistance of some deadblow taps on the ejector. By way of troubleshoot, case diameter in the middle measured after shooting was a skoshi (technical term?) larger than its brass counterpart. maybe the steel is less elastic (though Brinnell and Rockwell is comparable to brass) and doesn't snap back as readily. As titled, if there is a revolver (or carbine) that can use this ammo without issue, it will be a fantastic get for training or trade. Will be coming back to order some brass cased .357 for training.
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Not worth the trouble
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Posted onTry them in my Smithson Smith & Wesson 686 add my Ruger 100 it is an accurate round but needed a small screwdriver to extract them these cases are expanding too much for my 357
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its good overall for the price
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Posted onafter reading other reviews ,i disagree somewhat,my 686 s&w. after shooting 12 rounds did stick when ejecting but not to the degree some claim, speedloading is out but with a little help from a rubber handle they ejected ok.The bullets are accurate and consistant, overall a good deal for the average plinker like me. It shot well and if you cant hit something with 6 give up!!! Im happy even if you dropped the price after i bought mine!!!, thx ammoman
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Jammed in Taurus 617 TI
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Posted onNever had fired casings get stuck before but these bullets expanded and did. I had to hammer them out to remove.
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