SAX MJG-HSX lead-free hunting ammunition

The SAX MJG-HSX is a specific variant of the MJG brass monolithic bullet family. The official catalog identifies it as a hollow point without a polymer tip and with an X-machined front, a configuration technically distinct from the MJG-SX.

Its architecture maintains the MJG concept of two-phase operation: partial frontal fragmentation and penetration of a solid residual body. This entry is separated to maintain references that share caliber and grains with other MJG variants without duplication.

Main features

Hollow point with X-cut

The HSX designation refers to a brass hollow point without a polymer insert and with an X-shaped front cut, according to SAX.

Lead-free monolithic construction

The bullet is machined from brass and uses driving bands to reduce friction in the barrel.

Two-phase operation

Following partial fragmentation of the front section, the solid residual body continues its path in depth.

Precision for hunting use

Precision manufacturing and the stabilized geometry of the bullet are geared toward consistent hunting performance.

Technical specifications

• Brand: SAX
• Family: MJG-HSX
• Application: hunting
• Material: brass
• Construction: monolithic, hollow point without polymer, X-shaped front cut
• Operation: partial fragmentation and solid residual body
• Available calibers: .375 H&H, 7x57
• Available weights: 104, 185 grains
• Presentation: Box of 20 cartridges.
• Manufacturing: Germany