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SKU: 3501-090255235012
Designed for reloaders building hunting ammunition in .35 caliber, this 170-grain soft point bullet is part of Hornady’s traditional line and is intended for controlled expansion and hard-hitting terminal performance. The exposed lead tip and secant ogive profile are paired with the InterLock design, which uses a raised ring in the jacket to help keep the core and jacket together during expansion. It is a practical choice for hunters who want a bullet built around dependable terminal behavior rather than specialized match use. Load data should be verified through a reloading manual or powder manufacturer resources before use.
Exposed Lead
Tip design supports controlled expansion
Interlock Construction
Helps keep core and jacket
Traditional Bullet
Line suited to hunting applications
Secant Ogive
Profile is included on most
Pack Includes
100 bullets for reloading convenience
| Bullet Type | SP Interlock |
|---|---|
| Bullet Weight | 170 GR |
| Caliber | 35 Cal. .355 |
| Controlled Expansion | Yes |
| Exposed Lead Tip | Yes |
| Inter Lock Design | Yes |
| Load Data Note | Check your reloading manual or go to a powder manufacturers website for load data. |
| Quantity | 100 CT. |
| Secant Ogive Design | Yes |
| Terminal Performance | Hard-hitting |
It is a 35 caliber, .355" 170 grain SP InterLock bullet in the 350 Legend, sold in a 100-count box.
The product description says the exposed lead tip is part of Hornady’s traditional line and is intended for controlled expansion and hard-hitting terminal performance.
Hornady describes InterLock as a raised ring inside the jacket that is embedded in the bullet’s core to help keep the core and jacket locked together during expansion and retain mass and energy.
No load data is included in the description. Hornady directs users to check a reloading manual or a powder manufacturer’s website for load data.
The source data does not provide specific load details, so you should verify all load information in a reloading manual or with a powder manufacturer before use.