Buffalo Bore Ammunition 19I20 Buffalo-Barnes Strictly Business 357Mag 140gr Barnes VOR-TX XPB Lead Free 20 Per Box/12 Case

SKU: TSW|82103UPC: 651815019291Mfr. Part #: 19I20

$46.99

Buffalo Bore Ammunition 19I20 Buffalo-Barnes Strictly Business 357Mag 140gr Barnes VOR-TX XPB Lead Free 20 Per Box/12 Case

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Description

Buffalo Bore Tactical 357 Magnum ammo generates less felt recoil and blast (flash and noise) than the Heavy 357 mag loads, making it a better choice for those carrying lightweight short barreled revolvers. This is still a full powered 357 magnum load, but allows for faster follow-up shots and greater shooting comfort.

Additional information

upc

651815019291

manufacturer

Buffalo Bore Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

19I20

Caliber/Gauge

.357 Magnum

Case Material

Brass

Grains

140 gr

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

2.35

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