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SKU: WX2*0645100
Built for defensive handgun use, this .357 Magnum load is designed around controlled expansion and weight retention in a compact 25-round box. The FlexLock bullet is intended to help reduce clogging while the InterLock band is engineered to keep the jacket and core together through barrier impact. Nickel-plated crimped cases are included to resist corrosion and support low-light chamber checks, making this a practical option for shooters who want a purpose-driven carry or duty load.
Interlock Band
Helps prevent jacket-to-core separation during
Flexlock Bullet
Is designed to reduce clogging
High-antimony Lead
Core supports controlled expansion
Nickel-plated Crimped
Cases aid low-light chamber checks
25-round Box
Practical quantity for range or
| Bullet Type | FlexLock |
|---|---|
| Bullet Weight | 135 Grain |
| Caliber | .357 Magnum |
| Case Material | Nickel-plated |
| Core Material | High-antimony lead |
| Corrosion Resistance Feature | Nickel-plated crimped cases |
| Expansion Aid | FlexLock bullet eliminates clogging and aids expansion |
| Fbi Test Barriers | Punch through all FBI test barriers |
| Inter Lock Band | Large jacket-to-core InterLock band |
| Low Light Chamber Check Feature | Yes |
| Round Count | 25 rounds |
| Terminal Performance Feature | Maximum terminal performance |
| Weight Retention Feature | Maximum weight retention |
This is Hornady Critical Duty .357 Magnum ammunition loaded with a 135 grain FlexLock bullet.
Each box contains 25 rounds.
The product data lists a FlexLock bullet, a large jacket-to-core InterLock band to help prevent separation, and a high-antimony lead core for controlled expansion.
Yes. The ammunition is loaded in nickel-plated crimped cases, which the product data says resist corrosion and enhance low-light chamber checks.
No. The source data mentions maximum weight retention, terminal performance, and passing FBI test barriers, but it does not provide hunting-specific field performance details.