Remington HTP 357 Magnum 110 Grain SJHP Ammunition

Remington HTP 357 Magnum 110 Grain SJHP ammunition pairs light, fast bullets with a proven semi-jacketed hollow point design—a classic formula for shooters who need reliable performance in a compact handgun cartridge. The 110 grain load is a popular choice for .357 Magnum revolvers where shooters want velocity without excessive recoil, whether you're at the range, in competition, or counting on your sidearm for personal defense.

This is straightforward, no-nonsense ammunition built on Remington's long track record in centerfire handgun rounds. The semi-jacketed hollow point construction is designed to perform across a range of real-world scenarios, and the lighter bullet weight lets shooters control their gun more easily between shots. If you shoot a .357 Magnum revolver—whether it's a duty piece, a range gun, or a carry gun—this ammunition deserves a spot on your shelf.

Remington HTP ammunition represents the middle ground between budget plinking rounds and premium defensive loads: quality manufacturing, reliable ignition, and field-tested bullet design at a price point that won't make you hesitate before heading to the range or stocking your carry ammo. Whether you're breaking in a new revolver, putting rounds downrange for practice, or looking for a standard-duty 357 load, this round delivers the basics you expect from a major manufacturer.

Key Features

• 110 grain semi-jacketed hollow point (SJHP) bullet
• 357 Magnum centerfire handgun ammunition
• Lightweight bullet design for manageable recoil and faster follow-up shots
• Remington manufacturing and quality control

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What revolvers will this ammunition work in?

This is 357 Magnum ammunition, designed for .357 Magnum revolvers. It will also fire safely in revolvers chambered for .38 Special, since the .357 Magnum is built on the same case and will chamber in .38 Special guns (though not vice versa).

Is this ammunition suitable for self-defense?

This round features a hollow point bullet design typical of defensive ammunition. That said, ammunition selection for self-defense is a personal choice based on your specific firearm, local laws, and intended use. Test it in your revolver to confirm reliability before relying on it.

What's the bullet weight and why does that matter?

This load uses a 110 grain bullet—on the lighter end of the 357 Magnum spectrum. Lighter bullets typically achieve higher velocity and lower recoil, which can make the gun easier to control and faster to shoot accurately, especially from snub-nose revolvers or in follow-up shots.