Description
Buffalo Bore Heavy Strictly Business .357 SIG ammunition (brand part no. 25B20) loads a 125-grain full metal jacket flat nose bullet at genuine full power, built for shooters who want the cartridge running at its real potential. Buffalo Bore does not water this load down the way some factory .357 SIG ammunition does, keeping the cartridge’s signature velocity intact. The powder is flash-suppressed, giving the shooter a real tactical edge when the gun goes off in low light. In handgun ammunition for shooters who chose .357 SIG for its velocity, this is a load that does not compromise on it.
Key Specifications
- The chambering is .357 SIG, loaded to genuine full power rather than a reduced training charge.
- The bullet weighs 125 grains, a standard weight for the cartridge’s velocity-focused design.
- The bullet is a full metal jacket flat nose, feeding reliably and punching a consistent hole.
- The powder is flash-suppressed, cutting muzzle flash for a real tactical advantage.
- Buffalo Bore loads it to genuine full power, not a reduced training-grade charge.
- Cases are brass, standard for reloaders.
- The cost per round runs about $1.71, priced for full-power specialty ammunition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a full-power 357 SIG load? Yes, Buffalo Bore loads it to genuine full power rather than a reduced or watered-down charge.
What is the bullet type? A 125-grain full metal jacket flat nose, built for reliable feeding and a consistent profile.
Buy Buffalo Bore 357 Sig 125gr FMJ-FN
If you picked .357 SIG for its velocity, a reduced-power factory load defeats the point of the cartridge, and this one does not cut corners. Run it through your carry or range gun and feel the difference full power makes. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.
Additional Information
| UPC | 651815025025 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Buffalo Bore Ammunition |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 25B20 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .357 Sig |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Grains | 125 gr |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| Cost per Round | 1.71 |







