Hornady Handgun Bullets 9mm .355" 124 gr XTPHP 100/ct

The Hornady Handgun Bullets 9mm .355" 124 gr XTPHP 100/ct are engineered for reloaders who demand professional-grade consistency for self-defense and law enforcement duty. These eXtreme Terminal Performance (XTP) projectiles have earned a reputation among competitive shooters and tactical professionals for their match-grade accuracy and predictable expansion. By providing a 124-grain weight, Hornady offers a balanced ballistic profile that bridges the gap between high velocity and deep penetration. Whether you are tailoring a load for duty use or preparing for a handgun hunting expedition, these bullets deliver the stopping power required for high-stakes scenarios.

At the core of the Hornady Handgun Bullets 9mm .355" 124 gr XTPHP 100/ct design is a swaged lead core and a drawn copper jacket that is carefully varied in thickness along the length of the projectile. The hollow point cavity is precisely serrated into sections, ensuring that the bullet expands reliably even at the lower velocities often encountered in subcompact handguns. Unlike standard hollow points, the XTP jacket protects the nose of the bullet to ensure reliable feeding in semi-automatic platforms while controlling the rate of expansion upon impact. This mechanical design ensures that the bullet retains significant mass while creating a devastating wound channel, making it a staple for those who prioritize terminal ballistics.

These Hornady Handgun Bullets 9mm .355" 124 gr XTPHP 100/ct are a premier choice for handloaders looking to replicate the performance of factory defensive ammunition at a lower cost per round. Their .355" diameter makes them compatible with a wide range of 9mm Luger, .357 SIG, and 9x21mm firearms, providing versatility across multiple tactical platforms. For the law enforcement officer or civilian defender, these bullets offer the peace of mind that comes from using a projectile proven in both the ballistics lab and the field. Professional handloaders will find that the uniform weight and dimensions of these 100-count boxes lead to tighter groups and more consistent downrange results.