Hornady's legendary XTP hollow point bullets deliver controlled expansion and deep penetration across a wide velocity range. Precise serrations and uniform core density ensure reliable performance for hunting, self-defense, and target shooting.
The XTP (eXtreme Terminal Performance) bullet stands as one of the most trusted handgun projectiles in the shooting world. Designed for hunting, self-defense, and law enforcement applications, these .357 caliber bullets have earned their reputation through consistent, reliable performance.
Hornady engineered the XTP with precision serrations that divide the bullet into symmetrical sections. This strategic weakening of the jacket initiates controlled expansion even at low velocities—a critical advantage when shooting through various barriers or at varying distances.
The gilding metal jacket protects the bullet's nose while the uniformly dense core ensures balanced expansion and in-flight stability. Jacket thickness varies along the bullet's length to control expansion characteristics, providing superior performance compared to plated bullets with uniform jacket thickness.
Reliable Expansion: XTP bullets expand consistently across a wide range of handgun velocities, from modest revolver loads to hot magnum rounds.
Deep Penetration: The controlled expansion design delivers the penetration needed for effective stopping power without over-expansion.
Accuracy: Competitive shooters have adopted the XTP for its inherent accuracy, making it equally suitable for target work and hunting applications.
The cannelure on revolver bullets ensures accurate, consistent crimping. All cannelures are applied before the final forming process to eliminate distortion.
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Whether you're loading for target practice, hunting, or personal protection, the Hornady XTP delivers the performance that has made it the choice of serious shooters for decades.