Hornady 355721 HAP .356 Diameter 125 Grain Hollow Point 9mm Reloading Bullets, 500 Count
HornadyHornady 355721 HAP (Hornady Action Pistol) bullets are designed for competitive pistol shooting and reliable performance in autoloading firearms. Based on the proven XTP bullet profile, HAP bullets are refined into sleek, balanced projectiles that support consistent accuracy and dependable feeding. The protected hollow-point nose helps maintain a smooth profile while providing a clean, uniform projectile design for handloading applications.
The HAP projectile uses a copper jacket and copper exterior coating over a lead core. Unlike XTP bullets, HAP bullets do not use folds or a cannelure, creating a streamlined design focused on competition use rather than controlled-expansion terminal performance. Their .356-inch diameter and 125-grain weight make them suitable for compatible 9mm Luger handloads when matched with appropriate components, loading data, and firearm specifications.
Each box contains 500 Hornady HAP reloading bullets, offering a substantial quantity for practice, match preparation, and high-volume handloading. With a ballistic coefficient of .158 and sectional density of .141, these hollow-point projectiles provide consistent component specifications from one loading session to the next. Always consult current, published reloading data and follow safe handloading procedures before assembling ammunition.
Features:
- Brand: Hornady
- Part Number: 355721
- Bullet Type: Hollow Point
- Bullet Diameter: .356 inch
- Bullet Weight: 125 grains
- Jacket Material: Copper
- Bullet Coating: Copper
- Core Material: Lead
- Cannelure: No
- Ballistic Coefficient: .158
- Sectional Density: .141
- Quantity: 500 bullets per box
- Application: Competition and 9mm reloading
- coefficient:
- .158
- bullet type:
- Hollow Point
- bullet diameter:
- .356
- weight:
- 125 gr
- jacket material:
- Copper
- bullet coating:
- Copper
- core material:
- Lead
- cannelure:
- No
- sectional density:
- .141
- quantity:
- 500 Per Box
- type:
- Reloading Bullets