Speer 53919 Lawman 357Sig 125gr Total Metal Jacket Flat Nose 50 Per Box/20 Case

SKU: TSW|62003UPC: 076683539199Mfr. Part #: 53919

$61.99

Speer 53919 Lawman 357Sig 125gr Total Metal Jacket Flat Nose 50 Per Box/20 Case

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Description

Speer Lawman is extremely reliable, with a feel and point of aim that’s as close as possible to comparable defense loads. Each load features reloadable brass and a Speer TMJ bullet with a jacket that encapsulates the entire lead core for clean, consistent performance.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

.357 Sig

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

1.24

Grains

125 gr

manufacturer

Speer

Manufacturer Part Number

53919

Product Type

Total Metal Jacket

Shipping Weight

1.5688

Units per Box

50

upc

076683539199

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