Hornady Bullets 35 Cal .358 - 200gr Jsp 100ct 15bx/cs

Hornady Bullets 35 Cal .358 - 200gr JSP 100ct represents precision ammunition manufacturing for handloaders and reloaders who demand consistency and reliability in their rifle cartridges. Whether you're preparing ammunition for hunting, target shooting, or long-range precision work, these .358-inch diameter jacketed soft point bullets deliver the performance characteristics that have made Hornady a trusted name among law enforcement and military ammunition specialists for decades. This 100-round box format (15 boxes per case) provides the economy and bulk purchasing advantage serious reloaders require for both training cycles and field operations.

Each 200-grain projectile features a ballistic coefficient of .282 and sectional density of .223, engineered for controlled expansion and deep penetration on medium to large game. The strategically placed inner grooves weaken the jacket's upper section, promoting reliable bullet upset while maintaining structural integrity through heavy bone and muscle. This controlled fragmentation design—combined with the soft point construction—ensures energy transfer efficiency without over-expansion, a critical distinction for ethical, one-shot hunting scenarios. The .358-inch diameter accommodates popular cartridges including the .358 Winchester and other medium-bore rifle platforms favored by hunting and tactical communities.

Handloaders working with .358 Winchester or similar medium-bore rifle calibers benefit most from this bulk specification, where consistency across multiple reloading sessions demands quality component sourcing. The 200-grain weight strikes an optimal balance for velocity stability and trajectory flatness in standard .358 Winchester loadings, making these bullets ideal for both whitetail hunting and precision rifle applications. Reloaders should verify their press and die compatibility with .358-inch diameter bullets and consult published load data from Hornady or other reputable sources before beginning any ammunition assembly process.