357 Sig – 125 Gr HP – Speer Gold Dot (54234) – 1000 Rounds

Carry a 357 SIG for duty or defense? Stock up with this 1000 round case of Speer Gold Dot 54234 357 SIG 125 grain Gold Dot hollow point ammo, one of the most trusted law enforcement loads in the caliber.

The Gold Dot bullet is built differently from typical hollow points. Speer electrochemically bonds the copper jacket to the lead core, atom by atom, so the two can’t separate on impact. That bonding is why Gold Dot bullets hold their weight and keep penetrating after passing through heavy clothing, drywall, plywood, and auto glass. The uniform jacket and pre-formed hollow cavity also produce consistent, controlled expansion. That matters in the 357 SIG, where high velocity can cause lesser bullets to over-expand and fragment. Speer rates this load at 1,375 fps and 525 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. Many federal and state agencies have issued this exact load. The nickel-plated cases resist corrosion from sweat and humidity, which matters for ammunition that rides in a holster or duty belt every day.

The 357 SIG was developed by SIG Sauer and Federal in 1994 to match the performance of 125 grain 357 Magnum loads from a semi-automatic pistol. It is chambered in pistols like the SIG P229, P226, and P320, the Glock 31, 32, and 33, and many 40 S&W pistols converted with a 357 SIG barrel. Since you should practice with the same ammo you carry, a 1000 round case lets you qualify, train, and carry the same load, from the same lot, for a long time.

This American-made Speer ammo is new production, nickel-plated brass-cased, Boxer-primed, and non-corrosive. The nickel plating resists corrosion and feeds smoothly, but we do not recommend these cases for reloading. Each box holds 50 rounds, and twenty boxes make up this 1000 round case. Store extra boxes in a cool, dry place and rotate carry ammo regularly.