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Posted On: 6/27/2023
By: Paul Schiller
A: Thanks for reaching out Paul! This ammo is indeed capable of pinning down a whitetail at those ranges. According to PMC, striking energy at 50 yards is 610 ft lbs; 100 yards, 498 ft lbs. From those figures, I estimate 150 yards striking energy in the ballpark of 422 ft lbs. A 158 grain bullet is spot on for deer, and the JSP is a proper hunting bullet. So long as you've got the aim, these rounds will will do the trick.
Posted On: 9/13/2021
By: Dennis
A: Yes sir, this ammo is optimal for a Henry. Its bullet has the flat nose profile a lever gun needs to avoid accidental discharge when it's dropped or jostled.
Posted On: 5/31/2020
By: Roy
A: Hello Roy! PMC is based in South Korea where they also make their ammunition. They load to SAAMI specs, with the exception of their mil-spec 5.56x45 and 50 BMG loads.
Posted On: 4/9/2020
By: Gary TEMOIN
A: Hello, Gary! That rifle has a tubular magazine, so any round with a flat nose bullet ought to serve it well. The ammo on this page fits that criterion, as should the other self-defense 357 Mag ammo we currently have in stock. Fortunately, pointed tip bullets capable of causing a magazine misfire aren't really used to make 357 Mag loads – at least as far as we have seen!
Posted On: 3/31/2020
By: Steve
A: Yes sir, all PMC ammo is SAAMI spec with the exception of some rifle rounds that are mil-spec.
Posted On: 11/16/2019
By: Jeff ptts
A: Hi Jeff. Thanks for reaching out to us at LuckyGunner.com. The manufacture reported that this was out of 6" barrel, but did not indicate whether or not it was a test blank barrel or an actual revolver. Ross
