Hornady XTP .45 Caliber 300 GR Hollow Point Ammo - 50 Rounds
Hornady XTP .45 Caliber 300 GR Hollow Point Ammo - 50 RoundsHornady$24.15
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Hornady
The Hornady XTP Mag .500 S&W Magnum 300-grain hollow point bullet is purpose-built for handgun hunters and serious .500 shooters who demand reliable expansion and deep penetration. This 50-round box gives you the same bullet trusted by hunters and competitive shooters for its consistent performance across a wide velocity range—critical when you're dealing with a cartridge as powerful and variable as the .500 S&W Mag. Whether you're hand-loading for hunting big game or pushing the limits at the range, the XTP Mag delivers the kind of accuracy and stopping power that's earned Hornady a reputation in the reloading community.
What sets the XTP Mag apart is its engineered architecture. Precise serrations score the jacket into symmetrical sections, creating predetermined weak points that trigger controlled expansion even when velocity dips. That matters in the .500 because you might be loading for short-range hunting or testing different powders—you need a bullet that expands consistently regardless. The gilding metal jacket is drawn (not plated), meaning jacket thickness varies strategically along the bullet's length to fine-tune expansion. That's a genuine engineering advantage over uniform-jacket designs. The swaged core ensures density uniformity, which translates to balanced expansion and in-flight stability—especially important in a big-bore revolver where bullet runout and concentricity affect accuracy.
The cannelure on these bullets is applied before final forming, so there's no distortion to the finished projectile. That precision carries through to your crimping process, helping you achieve consistent, reliable rounds. The jacket completely covers the nose, protecting the hollow cavity and ensuring the expansion mechanism functions as designed on impact. If you're hand-loading .500 S&W Mag ammunition for hunting or heavy-hitting range sessions, these bullets are engineered for the job.
| Caliber | .500 S&W Magnum |
| Weight | 300 grains |
| Bullet Type | Hollow Point (XTP Mag) |
| Quantity | 50 rounds |
| Jacket Material | Drawn Gilding Metal |
| Core | Swaged |
The XTP Mag is engineered for hunting, self-defense, and target shooting applications. It's specifically designed to expand reliably across a wide range of handgun velocities and deliver deep penetration on impact.
Yes. The XTP Mag's serrated jacket and varying thickness design initiate controlled expansion even at lower velocities, making it suitable for a variety of handloads and hunting scenarios.
No. The gilding metal jacket fully covers the nose, protecting the hollow cavity and ensuring the expansion mechanism functions properly on impact.
This is a box of 50 XTP Mag 300-grain .500 S&W hollow point bullets for hand-loading.
Hornady
The Hornady XTP Mag .500 S&W Magnum 300-grain hollow point bullet is purpose-built for handgun hunters and serious .500 shooters who demand reliable expansion and deep penetration. This 50-round box gives you the same bullet trusted by hunters and competitive shooters for its consistent performance across a wide velocity range—critical when you're dealing with a cartridge as powerful and variable as the .500 S&W Mag. Whether you're hand-loading for hunting big game or pushing the limits at the range, the XTP Mag delivers the kind of accuracy and stopping power that's earned Hornady a reputation in the reloading community.
What sets the XTP Mag apart is its engineered architecture. Precise serrations score the jacket into symmetrical sections, creating predetermined weak points that trigger controlled expansion even when velocity dips. That matters in the .500 because you might be loading for short-range hunting or testing different powders—you need a bullet that expands consistently regardless. The gilding metal jacket is drawn (not plated), meaning jacket thickness varies strategically along the bullet's length to fine-tune expansion. That's a genuine engineering advantage over uniform-jacket designs. The swaged core ensures density uniformity, which translates to balanced expansion and in-flight stability—especially important in a big-bore revolver where bullet runout and concentricity affect accuracy.
The cannelure on these bullets is applied before final forming, so there's no distortion to the finished projectile. That precision carries through to your crimping process, helping you achieve consistent, reliable rounds. The jacket completely covers the nose, protecting the hollow cavity and ensuring the expansion mechanism functions as designed on impact. If you're hand-loading .500 S&W Mag ammunition for hunting or heavy-hitting range sessions, these bullets are engineered for the job.
| Caliber | .500 S&W Magnum |
| Weight | 300 grains |
| Bullet Type | Hollow Point (XTP Mag) |
| Quantity | 50 rounds |
| Jacket Material | Drawn Gilding Metal |
| Core | Swaged |
The XTP Mag is engineered for hunting, self-defense, and target shooting applications. It's specifically designed to expand reliably across a wide range of handgun velocities and deliver deep penetration on impact.
Yes. The XTP Mag's serrated jacket and varying thickness design initiate controlled expansion even at lower velocities, making it suitable for a variety of handloads and hunting scenarios.
No. The gilding metal jacket fully covers the nose, protecting the hollow cavity and ensuring the expansion mechanism functions properly on impact.
This is a box of 50 XTP Mag 300-grain .500 S&W hollow point bullets for hand-loading.
