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Remington UMC .357 Mag 125gr JSP Ammo

Remington UMC .357 Mag 125gr JSP Ammo

Tracking 3 Dealers
Best Price
$0.77/rd
For 1000 rounds shipped to OH
Quantity
Best Total Price
$774.87

Price History

Average price across all tracked dealers
$0.80/rd
↓ $0.00 (0.2%) in the last 30D
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All Remington UMC .357 Mag 125gr JSP Ammo Prices

DEALER QTY PRICE/RD
Sentry Ammo 1000 $0.77
Fast Ammo 1000 $0.78
Fast Ammo 500 $0.79
Black Basin Outdoors 1000 $0.80
Sentry Ammo 500 $0.82
Black Basin Outdoors 500 $0.84
Fast Ammo 50 $1.02
Sentry Ammo 50 $1.10
Black Basin Outdoors 50 $1.12

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All Remington UMC .357 Mag 125gr JSP Ammo Specs

Manufacturer
Remington
Caliber
.357 Mag
Casing
Brass
Bullet Weight
125 grains
Projectile Type
JSP
Velocity
1450 fps
Muzzle Energy
548 ft-lbs
Ballistic Coefficient
0.125

Remington UMC .357 Mag 125gr JSP Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data

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Muzzle Velocity
1450.0 fps
Projectile Weight
125.0 gr
Ballistic Coef.
0.125 G1
Zero Range
25.0 yards

Product Overview

Remington's 125gr JSP in .357 Magnum hits the sweet spot for both personal defense and medium game hunting. The jacketed soft point design, coupled with its substantial 1450 fps velocity, delivers controlled expansion and deep penetration - exactly what you need when accuracy and stopping power can't be compromised. When that whitetail steps out at 50 yards or you're facing a defensive scenario, this load's 548 ft-lbs of energy translates to decisive terminal performance.

This particular loading shines in 4-inch barrel revolvers, where the powder charge is fully utilized to achieve optimal velocity while maintaining manageable recoil. If you're running a GP100 or similar .357, you'll appreciate how this round lets you transition between targets without fighting excessive muzzle flip. The brass casing ensures reliable feeding and extraction, while providing the durability needed for multiple reloading cycles - a practical consideration for high-volume shooters who value both performance and economy.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

  • JSP design offers controlled expansion while maintaining good penetration depth
  • High velocity (1450 fps) provides excellent terminal performance for defensive use
  • 125gr weight balances manageable recoil with substantial stopping power
  • 548 ft-lbs of muzzle energy makes it effective for medium game hunting within 50 yards

Disadvantages

  • Higher velocity creates more muzzle flash, potentially affecting follow-up shots
  • JSP projectiles can be less reliable through heavy clothing compared to hollow points
  • Overpowered for basic target practice or casual range use
  • Lighter 125gr bullet may experience more wind drift at longer ranges compared to heavier options