S&B .357 Magnum 158-Grain FMJ Ammunition - 50 Rounds/Box, 1000 Rounds/Case

S&B .357 Magnum 158-grain FMJ ammunition delivers solid, dependable performance for revolver shooters who demand consistency without the premium price tag. Sellier & Bellot has built a reputation over decades for no-nonsense ammunition that works—whether you're running drills at the range, competing in action pistol events, or keeping a reliable load on hand for personal defense. This 158-grain full metal jacket round pairs proven bullet construction with brass cases and non-corrosive primers, giving you ammunition that feeds smoothly, performs reliably, and won't corrode your firearm's internals.

The full metal jacket design means a hard-hitting, non-deforming bullet that penetrates consistently downrange. That's the kind of predictable ballistics serious shooters and competitors rely on when every round counts. Whether you're working through a case of 1,000 or grabbing a single 50-round box for a practice session, you're getting Czech-manufactured ammunition built to the same standards that have kept Sellier & Bellot in business since the 1800s.

.357 Magnum shooters appreciate ammo that just works—no surprises, no jams, no excuses. S&B's straightforward engineering and reliable primers mean you spend your time shooting, not troubleshooting. Brass cases stand up to reloading if that's your game, and the non-corrosive formula keeps your revolver in good shape for years of shooting ahead.

Key Features

• 158-grain full metal jacket bullet for consistent penetration and performance
• Non-corrosive primers for reliable ignition and firearm longevity
• Brass cases that feed smoothly and support reloading
• Proven Sellier & Bellot manufacturing for dependable ammunition
• Available in 50-round boxes or 1,000-round cases

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is S&B .357 Magnum ammunition suitable for revolvers?

Yes. This 158-grain FMJ load is designed for .357 Magnum revolvers and will chamber and fire reliably in any firearm chambered for .357 Magnum.

Can I reload these brass cases?

Yes. The brass cases are suitable for reloading, allowing you to extend the life and value of your ammunition.

What's the difference between buying a 50-round box and a 1,000-round case?

Both contain the same ammunition. The 50-round box is ideal for testing, small practice sessions, or storage flexibility, while the 1,000-round case offers convenience and better value for high-volume shooters and competitors who shoot regularly.

Will the non-corrosive primers affect my revolver's longevity?

No—non-corrosive primers are actually better for your firearm. They won't leave corrosive residue in the chamber or bore, so your revolver stays cleaner and requires less intensive maintenance between shooting sessions.