38 Special Ammo

Look no further than these .38 Special rounds from Sellier & Bellot for your outdoor target shooting needs! Each of these cartridges uses a reloadable brass casing and a non-corrosive Boxer primer. The round is topped off with a 158-grain lead round nose (LRN) bullet which fits a classic ballistic profile for the caliber.

The LRN's smooth ogive allows shooters to achieve fast reloads. Each bullet is backed by a base crimp in its respective casing which prevents setback and jostling. This not only reduces the chance for a dud-fire after rough handling, but ensures concentric contact with the forcing cone which greatly improves stability and precision. Sellier & Bellot, a Czech manufacturer, is widely recognized as a high quality import brand with a reasonable price tag.

The 38 Special was developed in 1898 and has been proven through continuous use all over the world in military, civilian, and law enforcement service. Especially instrumental in World War One and Two, this amazing round is not only highly effective, but it has a low recoil, making it pleasant to shoot and great for both honing your shooting skills at the range and protecting yourself from any threat that might come your way.

As part of the same group of companies that brings you CCI, Federal, and other amazing ammunition manufacturers, Blazer creates just the inexpensive and high quality ammo you need for effective shooting while saving your wallet. These 38 Special +P, 158 grain, full metal jacket, aluminum cased, berdan primed rounds fire at 850 feet per second and are just what you need to take to the range. With its low recoil, accuracy, and reliability, this ammo is perfect for all your range training needs.

The 38 Special was invented in 1898 by Smith & Wesson and was used during both World Wars by nations around the globe. With the fantastic efficacy, stopping power, and reliability this round provides, as well as its manageable recoil, the 38 Special remains a popular handgun round today for range training and self defense, providing a proven, historic round for all your handgun shooting needs.

Blazer Brass is a fantastic company based in the United States that is partnered with the likes of CCI, Speer, and Federal, some of the best ammunition manufacturers in America, helping show just how amazing Blazer Brass's ammo is. Firing at 865 feet per second, these 125 grain, brass cased, boxer primed, full metal jacket rounds fly straight and true and with fantastic reliability, perfect for practicing your skills at the range.

Buy by the case to save big! This .38 Special ammunition from Magtech comes in lots of 1,000 and works well as a training load for both .38 SPL and .357 Magnum revolvers.

Each cartridge fires a 130 grain full metal jacket bullet suitable for both outdoor and indoor ranges. With a muzzle velocity of 800 feet per second, this ammo maintains good accuracy at typical pistol shooting distances without producing much in the way of recoil.

Magtech ammo is loaded in Ribeirao Pires, Brazil using internally sourced non-corrosive primers and brass cases.

Speer Lawman has been a special name for years. Recognized by both law enforcement and the public as fantastic range training rounds, you can feel confident that these rounds will not let you down.

These total metal jacket rounds are perfect for range training, and the bullets are completely covered in a copper jacket, eliminating any chance for lead poisoning. If you're looking to do a lot of shooting, like with this deal on 1000 rounds, you definitely don't want to be breathing in lead the whole time.

38 Special +P is a must buy. As a major historic and modern firearm and a great concealed carry weapon, you can't pass up this deal on 1000 rounds of 158 grain, TMJ rounds.

Developed by Smith & Wesson in 1898, the 38 Special is an incredibly popular handgun round that has been used for over a century. Proven through extensive use in military, law enforcement, and civilian service, the 38 Special has shown its incredible reliability and efficacy.

Blazer Brass is an American company that makes consistent ammunition that is sold at a great price. As a sister company of CCI and Speer, Blazer ammo utilizes CCI primers, Speer bullets, and is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho.

With these 38 Special rounds from both Blazer Brass, you have a reliable option that is perfect for the range. These rounds feature 125 grain full metal jacket projectiles and reloadable brass cases. You can expect muzzle velocities around 865 feet per second at the muzzle.

This 500 round case of .38 Special ammunition from Remington delivers economical target practice with full metal jacket bullets suitable for both indoor and outdoor ranges. FMJs produce less fouling and airborne lead than lead round nose projectiles and are often allowed at indoor ranges where bare lead is not.

Each cartridge in this case fires a medium weight 130 grain full metal jacket bullet at 790 feet per second. This makes it a relatively mild target load producing low recoil while maintaining excellent accuracy. It can also be fired in .357 Magnum revolvers as a cost-effective alternative to the magnum cartridge.

Remington ammunition is made in the USA using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

If you need training and target-shooting ammunition for your .38 Special handgun, order a few of these 50-round boxes from Magtech, a leader in high-quality ammunition. You’ll get fantastic performance from a round that has 158-grain full metal jacket flat nose bullets. They are perfect for target shooting, plinking, and match competitions.

When fired, these cartridges have a muzzle velocity of 755 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 200 foot pounds. After traveling 100 yards, they maintain 701 feet per second of speed and 172 foot pounds of energy, making them very reliable for distance competition shots. They will give you less barrel fouling and accurate, consistent trajectories.

Magtech is a top brand for training, tactical, and hunting ammunition. They create cartridges for a wide range of calibers, including most handguns and rifles available. They even have shotgun shells and rimfire cartridges, making Magtech a go-to choice for many American gun owners.

Equally suited to indoor and outdoor ranges, this .38 Special ammunition from Magtech delivers accurate, reliable performance while remaining affordable for high volume use.

Each round in this box of 50 propels a 130 grain full metal jacket bullet to a muzzle velocity of 800 feet per second. This is a relatively mild target load that will work well even in snubnose revolvers.

Magtech ammo is loaded in Brazil by CBC, a defense contractor that produces its own non-corrosive primers, propellant, and brass for better quality control.

These .38 Special +P rounds are perfect for your training and target practice, so order this 50-round box today. They deliver outstanding power and performance, along with smooth feeding through the chamber. With a 158-grain full metal jacket, these rounds are ready to give you the reliable training you need with your handgun.

The 158-grain bullet is backed by a strong load that delivers excellent speed and power. When fired, these bullets will have a muzzle velocity of 850 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 253 foot pounds. When the bullet reaches 100 yards, it will still have a speed of 785 feet per second, allowing you to practice at longer distances.

Blazer is a member of Vista Outdoor Inc., which creates a wide variety of outdoor tools, accessories, and supplies. Blazer creates excellent ammo for target shooting, and has a wide range of options for many popular calibers. They are known as a leading brand for training ammunition and have cartridges for rifles and handguns.

The 38 Special has been around since 1898 and has been instrumental in civilian, military, and law enforcement service. Proven in its efficacy and reliability through decades of extensive use, you can feel confident when using this round for self defense. In addition, with low recoil options, this round is phenomenal for both range training and self defense for those who are sensitive to large recoil.

Magtech has earned a reputation for producing high quality products that are affordable and reliable. This Brazilian company is a member of the CBC Group and manufacturers all their components in house, insuring maximum quality control.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 features a 125 grain full metal case flat point projectile that leaves the barrel around 938 feet per second. These bullets are pressed into boxer primed brass cases that can be reloaded. With these 38 Special rounds, you have the accuracy and reliability needed for efficient range training, as well as a jacket that completely covers the bullet, eliminating lead residue in your barrel and keeping the air cleaner for your health.

If you count on Speer Gold Dot ammunition in your carry revolver, train with Speer Lawman rounds at the range. These cartridges are engineered to produce the same external ballistics and recoil as their more expensive hollow point counterparts, but at a fraction of the price.

Each round in this box of 50 propels a light 125 grain total metal jacket bullet to a muzzle velocity of 863 feet per second. TMJ bullets are a particularly good choice for indoor shooting, as they have no exposed lead surfaces and release minimal heavy metal particles when fired.

Speer ammo is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho and uses reloadable brass cases. The non-corrosive Boxer primers are made by CCI, Speer's sister company, and are famous for their reliability.

If you like to shoot your revolver indoors or carry Gold Dot hollow points, try Speer Lawman ammunition. These .38 Special cartridges produce the same recoil and external ballistics as their Gold Dot cousins without the expense of a sophisticated hollow point projectile. They can be used in both .38 SPL and .357 Magnum pistols.

Each round in this bulk priced case of 1,000 fires a 125 grain total metal jacket bullet at 863 feet per second. TMJ bullets have jackets that fully encapsulate the core and keep lead particles from escaping as the round is fired. This is beneficial anywhere, but provides the most safety benefit where ventilation is suboptimal.

Speer ammo is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. Speer is a division of Vista Outdoor, which also includes CCI, Federal, and many other top shooting-related brands.

The 38 Special was developed in 1898 by Smith and Wesson and has remained popular since its debut in the 19th century. Proven through extensive use in World War One, as well as other military, law enforcement, and civilian use, the 38 Special is great for using for self defense or training at the range. Whether you have weak hands or strong hands, this fantastic cartridge is perfect for you with its light recoil and great efficacy.

Based in Brazil, Magtech makes some of the best ammunition in the world. Manufacturing all of their ammunition in house with state of the art equipment, they have phenomenal quality control. These 158 grain, semi jacketed soft point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds fire at 744 feet per second and are great for range training. With the high reliability and accuracy these rounds provide, as well as the low cost, you have everything you need for bettering yourself at the range without emptying your wallet.

This .38 Special ammunition from Remington UMC is a cost-effective range load suitable for both indoor and outdoor target shooting. Each box contains 50 cartridges.

A relatively light target load, these rounds fire a medium weight 130 grain full metal jacket ("metal case" in Remington jargon) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 790 feet per second. Like most .38 Special ammo, these cartridges can be safely fired in .357 Magnum revolvers as a low-recoil, low-cost alternative to the magnum round.

Remington ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

Speer Lawman has been a symbol of excellency for years. Whether used by law enforcement or the public, these total metal jacket rounds are accurate and dependable. If you are looking to do some range training with precise tolerances, Speer Lawman is the way to go.

38 Special +P has been a staple round for decades. With 158 grains ready to slam into the target, you can't pass up these high quality, TMJ, Speer Lawman rounds. Don't let these cases go to waste though. Due to their high quality brass cases and boxer primers, these rounds are reloadable. Pick up a 50 round box today!

As far as cheap ammunition goes, PMC is the way to go. Known for their accuracy and reliability, PMC has become a front runner in inexpensive ammunition. They even make everything from howitzer rounds to small arms rounds for the South Korean military. With PMC's Battle Pack product line, you know that your ammo has been tested in real combat situations. You can't get better ammunition for the same, inexpensive price from anywhere but PMC.

These full metal jacket, range training rounds are loaded into brass shells with boxer primers, ripe for your reloading pleasure. With 300 rounds of battle tested, 38 special ammunition, you will have a good start on your prepper stockpile or be on your way to a fun weekend.

Developed by Smith & Wesson in 1898, the 38 Special was a favorite during World War One and has been in constant use till the present day, whether it be military, law enforcement, or civilian use or a combination. With its fantastic self defense capacity and its low recoil, it makes for an ideal round for those with weaker hands. With this amazing round, you can keep your family safe and train at the range without worrying about the massive recoil that comes with some other rounds.

With their deliberately low cost yet top notch and highly innovative ammunition, Magtech has found themselves at the top of the ammunition world, making some of the best and most affordable ammo on the market. With these 158 grain, semi jacketed soft point, boxer primed, brass cased rounds, firing at 744 feet per second, you have everything you need for an excellent range round. When you experience the accuracy and reliability of these inexpensive rounds, you will understand why Magtech is so highly praised.

While historical cowboys didn't have access to the .38 Special, cowboy action shooters do! This load from Magtech is a practical and effective choice for action shooting sports due to its blend of great accuracy, reasonable cost, and low recoil.

Each round in this box of 50 fires a light 125 grain lead flat nose bullet at 919 feet per second. The bullet produces nice, clean holes in paper and plays well with steel targets used in cowboy matches.

Magtech ammo is loaded in Brazil using non-corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases. Note that due to its use of unjacketed bullets, this ammo may not be suitable for all indoor ranges.

Target shooters looking for a cost-effective, accurate, and light-kicking load for their revolvers will find much to like in this .38 Special ammunition from Remington UMC.

These cartridges fire a 158 grain lead round nose bullet at 755 feet per second, producing relatively low recoil and excellent short-range performance. Note that lead nosed bullets may not be suitable for all ranges.

Remington UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammo is made in the USA using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

Put your name at the top of the revolver division chart of your next match with these Wadcutter loads from Federal's Gold Medal Match line. Gold Medal Match ammo uses proven configurations with diehard components and optimizes their value with stringent inspection methods. As such, each of these .38 Special cartridges is made using a clean-igniting Boxer primer fitted to a reloadable brass casing that bears a 148-grain bare lead wadcutter; as a classic wadcutter load, the bullet does not extend upon the rim of the brass casing and has a rather flat nose.

This shape creates clean, circular holes in paper and cardboard targets that may save you from scoring scrutiny in IDPA or USPSA. The 148-grain weight is a traditional choice for Bullseye style shooting and combines efforts with carefully measured powder charge in order to lend the .38 caliber very soft-shooting recoil. Due to this, shooters can expect greater precision and faster follow-up shots as they track their sights through a short arc. Federal Premium is a heavyweight name in the shooting industry that has helped some competitors attain gold medals at the Olympics, hence the name for this brand of .38 Special ammo.

Invented in 1898 by Smith and Wesson, the .38 Special has been incredibly popular since its debut. Used throughout both World Wars as well as by law enforcement agencies and civilians all around the globe for over a century, the .38 Special is just the proven round you need for all your range training self defense needs. With its efficacy, low recoil, and dependability, you have everything you need.

Black Hills is just the company you want to buy from if you are looking for accurate and reliable ammo. For years, Black Hills has supplied every branch of the United States Military with the match grade ammunition they need. These hollow back wadcutter, 148 grain, brass cased, boxer primed rounds fire at 700 feet per second with supreme accuracy and make fantastic round holes in the target to make scoring a piece of cake. These rounds are just what you need for all your range training escapades, helping you be the best you can be.

A good revolver loaded with Hornady Critical Defense ammo is a trustworthy companion for self-defense. These .38 Special +P cartridges fire Flex Tip (FTX) jacketed hollow point bullets with a soft polymer insert that ensures debris will not clog the tip and prevent the petals from expanding. This ammo can be safely used in .357 Magnum revolvers.

Each round in this case of 250 fires a 110 grain version of the FTX at a muzzle velocity of 1,090 feet per second. This configuration results in strong expansion along with above-average recoil for this caliber--nothing that can't be overcome with proper training for most shooters!

Hornady Critical Defense ammunition uses durable reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers. It is made at Hornady's headquarters in Grand Island, Nebraska.