A lighter .357 Rhino when flat-nose geometry still matters

Not every .357 Magnum load needs the mass of a 158- or 180-grain bullet. This 125-grain Gold Country Rhino gives handloaders a lighter component while retaining the Rhino family’s broad exposed flat nose and reinforced jacket.

This listing is for 50 component bullets. Cases, primers, powder and load data are not included.

Why the 125-grain Rhino exists

This bullet occupies the lighter end of the .357 Rhino family. It uses a copper jacket, lead core and exposed wide-flat-nose profile, creating a different mechanical choice from the same-weight Javelina hollow point. The choice is about weight and construction; it is not a guarantee of feeding, accuracy, penetration, deformation or a particular field result.

Specifications

Manufacturer: Gold Country Ammo
Bullet system: Rhino
Diameter: .357 inch
Weight: 125 grains
Profile: Exposed-lead wide flat nose
Construction: Copper jacket with lead core
Quantity: 50 component bullets
Production: Made to order; normally ships within seven business days
Made in: USA

Build the lighter load around published data

Use only current published load data appropriate to the exact cartridge, bullet weight and components. Confirm bullet diameter, seating depth, cartridge overall length, crimp, chamber or cylinder fit and, where relevant, feeding and magazine compatibility. Final velocity and bullet behavior depend on the complete load, firearm and conditions.

No profile found for this bullet.

Cartridge	Powder	Charge	Velocity	COAL	Source
.38 Special	HS-6	5.0-5.7 gr	875-975 fps	1.455"	Hornady Manual
.38 Special +P	HS-6	6.5-7.2 gr	950-1050 fps	1.475"	Hodgdon
.357 Magnum	Win 296	16.5-18.5 gr	1350-1500 fps	1.580"	Hodgdon
357 Magnum	H110	15.0-16.0 gr	1350-1450 fps	1.580"	Hornady Manual

125-grain

.357 Rhino 125-Grain Wide Flat Nose Bullets for Lighter Magnum Loads — 50 Count