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357 SIG TUI® - 95Gr Ammo - Fort Scott Munitions

357 SIG TUI® - 95Gr Ammo

by Fort Scott Munitions
$ 32.61 - $ 1,590.50
$ 32.61
$ 32.61 - $ 1,590.50
$ 32.61
Size: 20/Box

COAL : 1.135"

POWDER : POWER PISTOL

POWDER WEIGHT : 10.6GR

TEST BARREL LENGTH / TWIST :  4.25" 1:16"

VELOCITY : 1614 FPS

    • Multi-Patented, Tumble Upon Impact® design
    • Superior penetration
    • Non lead, Solid Copper Spun SCS®  bullet

Fort Scott Munitions® Tumble Upon Impact® ammunition is an all in one designed cartridge. From hunting, match shooting, to every day carry self defense, this ammunition offers superior results for every occasion. The TUI® bullets are machined from solid copper or brass rods on a CNC lathe. With the quality control that we require every day and the tight tolerances we keep our projectiles, you are able to trust and expect the same results with every pull of the trigger. With the bullets being solid copper or brass, you have no moving parts to rely on. Unlike most ammo, the TUI® rounds do the most damage internally instead of first contact with skin. With our patented design, our TUI® ammo tumbles end over end when it comes in contact with water based tissue, creating a more devastating wound channel

Customer Reviews

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Edward Maidment
Can really take advantage of longer barrels

I have a P229 and an AR Carbine, both in 357 SIG. From the 3.9in barrel of the P229, I was a little underwhelmed with an average of 1553 fps (although faster than the 9mm 80gr from a Sub-2000). From the carbine, with a 16in barrel, it averages just over 2000 fps. That's a a lot of energy and a nice, flat trajectory.

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Fred
Very reliable

The profile of the fort Scott bullet in 357 sig feeds reliable unlike most 357 sig ammunition with a blunt nose. My only complaint is the blinding Flash that it produces

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Dryder78
Very good 357sig ammo

When I bought this stuff one of the reps said the caliber has similar power to a .44magnum and I shot it into a pork butt roast to test it out and I think it had very similar performance to a mild recoiling soft point bullet which is still powerful for 357sig.

As a fan of 357sig alot of us complain of factory ammo being underpowered but this is a good load for those who want awesome 357sig loads.