HORNDAY BULLET:

All Hornday Custom^TM pistol ammo is loaded with the famous Hornady XTP® (eXtreme Terminal Perfromance) Bullet. Supremely accurate, and delivers dependable knockdown power.

HIGHEST QUALITY BRASS:

Much of the brass is made by Hornady, the rest is carefully selected for reliable feeding, corrosion resistance, hardness and the ability to withstand maximum chamber pressures.

POWDER:

Each powder is matched with each load to ensure optimal pressure, velocity, volume and consistency from lot to lot.

PRIMERS:

Like the powder, each primer is carefully matched to its load. All are chosen to their ability to quickly, completely, and reliably ignite the powder.

Pistol ammunition:

Expand 1.5X their original diameter for large channels, deep, terminal penetration.

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