380 Ammo

The 380 ACP is not an especially powerful cartridge, but this Russian-made ammunition by Tula is poised to save you money through the power of steel cases. Unlike your usual steel-cased fare, this ammo’s bullets are completely nonmagnetic!

Tula’s steel cases make their ammo more affordable by significantly reducing the amount of copper you would have had to invest in by purchasing brass. Tula’s steel cases feature exterior zinc plating to protect against rust, and their non-corrosive Berdan primers will similarly prevent rust from gathering inside your action and barrel. Just take care that steel cases are impossible to reload – especially when they are Berdan-primed.

This cartridge’s 95 grain FMJ bullet is nothing too fancy. It will not expand if it hits soft tissue, so it’s best fired on the range where the targets pose no threat to you. This particular ammo’s bullets are range-friendly because they lack any steel. A lead core and a solid brass jacket cannot draw a magnet, so you can still fire steel-cased ammo without breaking certain ranges’ ammo policies! Twenty boxes to a case.

Please note: If you touch a magnet to this cartridge, the magnet will pick it up. This is because it has a steel case. But if you pull the bullet out, you will see that it cannot attract a magnet on its own.

Finally – steel-cased ammunition you’re allowed to fire at ranges which ban magnetic projectiles! Tula offers great value by loading their own steel cases, but this particular 380 ACP ammo’s bullets lack the ferrous bi-metal jackets which attract a magnet.

A steel case has got its shortcomings. It’s too rigid to return to its original dimensions after ignition, so it cannot be handloaded, and that same rigidity leads to more fouling inside of a pistol’s action. But steel’s significantly lower production cost makes this ammo appreciably more affordable than brass-cased alternatives!

This round’s 95 grain bullet is a full metal jacket, and accordingly cannot expand as it pierces soft tissue. More importantly, its lead core and brass coating are both totally nonmagnetic. (Please note: If you touch a magnet to this cartridge, the magnet will pick it up. This is because it has a steel case. But if you pull the bullet out, you will see that it cannot attract a magnet on its own.)

Tula loads Berdan primers. These function indistinguishably from the Boxer primers more commonly loaded in Europe and America, but they’re still non-corrosive and will not create residue which leads to rusting inside a handgun.

Did you know that two out of three Americans currently don’t have enough 380 Auto ammunition? Scary, right? And just imagine how much worse the actual statistic that we didn’t make up must be!

You, of course, are special. You have the foresight and wherewithal to order oodles of ammo ahead of time – hence your present occupation with this particular corner of Wideners.com. You have found the MAXXTech 380 ACP!

MAXXTech is no Federal, Remington or Winchester. They’re a foreign brand: one belonging to Pobjeda Technology of Bosnia and Herzegovina, specifically, which has been doing the ammo manufacturing dance since 1952. Bosnians gotta have their ammo just like everyone else, after all.

And so do you. You’ll make great use of these rounds’ traditional 95 grain full metal jackets. They’re brass-jacketed, lead-core projectiles, without the steel bimetal jackets common to Russian-made ammo. They’re also loaded with factory fresh brass, and Boxer primers that are incapable of depositing rust on steel.

MAXXTech is fairly basic ammo, all things considered, but it’s not like you’re looking for 380 that will sing to you and serve you tea if you’re just trying to do some target practice.

Speer Lawman has become one of the best names in handgun ammunition through their work with law enforcement agencies and the public. In fact, Speer has built its name almost solely on their Lawman and other law enforcement lines of ammunition. Their ammo is precise, accurate, durable, and reliable.

380 Auto is a great self defense round. Used through several wars, this round has proven its efficacy. So whether you're just looking to plink or wanting to practice to protect yourself, the 380 Auto is a fantastic choice.

These TMJ rounds are perfect for range training, and even indoor training, since no lead is exposed. Pick up 1000 rounds and get to practicing!

If you're serious about mastering a .380 ACP handgun, you need some good defensive ammo and a whole lot of less expensive range ammo. This 1,000 round case of FMJ rounds from PMC should take care of the latter need at a reasonable cost!

Each cartridge in this case fires a 90 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 961 feet per second, producing typical .380 Auto ballistics. A great practice load for Ruger LCPs, Glock 42, SIG P238s, and other compact pistols chambered for this convenient caliber.

PMC ammunition is made in South Korea by defense contractor Poongsan, which also serves the South Korean military. Poongsan is a large scale manufacturer that produces its own primers, propellant, and brass in-house to maintain strong quality control while keeping prices down. This combination of reliability and value has made the PMC brand quite popular among American shooters.

Blazer advertises their brass range ammunition as "Economic Reliability." These 380 ACP rounds are a great choice for quality range training. Blazer loads these rounds to SAAMI standards in new brass cases that are boxer primed and re-loadable. Each projectile in this case of 1000 is a 95 grain protected base Full Metal Jacket that leaves the barrel at 945 feet per second.

Blazer utilizes CCI primes and clean burning propellants to give you reliable ignition and less residue build up in your firearms. Blazer is a part of Vista Outdoor who brings you brand names like Federal, Blackhawk, Speer and others. Pick up this 1000 round case of high quality 380 ACP range ammo and see why Blazer Brass is such a popular brand in the shooting industry.

Looking for an inexpensive but reliable practice load for your .380 ACP handgun? Try this 1,000 round case from CCI's Blazer series.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 95 grain total metal jacket bullet at 945 feet per second. TMJ bullets lack the exposed lead bases of FMJ bullets and are a particularly good choice for indoor shooting due to the relatively poor ventilation of many indoor ranges.

Blazer cartridges are loaded in Idaho using non-corrosive primers and aluminum casings. Although they are not reloadable, aluminum casings lack the magnetic properties of steel cases and can therefore be used in many places (once again, indoor ranges) that prohibit magnetic ammo.

It’s not easy, living without 380 ACP target ammunition. You’re unable to shoot targets with a 380 ACP pistol in such a state! But your pals at Wideners.com and Remington are fixing to change that.

The UMC label stands for great performance that won’t blow a big, smoking hole through your wallet (“UMC” actually stands for “Union Metallic Cartridge Company,” which continues to exist in name only). These rounds are loaded with the only bullets you’ll ever need for 380 target practice: 95 grain full metal jackets, which most notably aren’t magnetic. They are also loaded in Arkansas with never-before-chambered reloadable brass cases, reliable Kleanbore primers, and clean-shooting propellant.

We hope you like boxes, because you get a lot of them when you order this ammo. One case contains four 250-round boxes. Inside one of those boxes are five more boxes, each of which contains one 50-round plastic tray full of ammo. Like we said: BOXES!

The 380 Auto has been one of the most popular self defense rounds since its release by Colt in 1908 along with their Model 1908 pocket hammerless semiautomatic handgun. Whether you need to stop an assailant or need a low recoil round to shoot at the range, the 380 Auto is perfect for you. Also known as the 380 ACP, this round has had a recent surge in popularity with the overwhelming number pocket sized pistols that are available today.

A product of Pobjeda Technologies in Bosnia, MAXXTech ammo is a great option for inexpensive range training. Although most many rounds out of Eastern Europe are not reloadable and corrosive, these particular rounds are non-corrosive, brass cased, boxer primed, and reloadable, giving you many of the perks of more expensive ammo at a much lower price. Firing at 918 feet per second, these 95 grain, full metal jacket rounds are great option to hone your handgun skills.

Have you been experimenting with different types of ammo but been left wanting more? Then look no more, here is your answer! PMC Battle Pack ammunition has been tested in combat conditions and proven itself to be reliable, accurate, and consistent. In fact, over the years since its founding, PMC brought itself to the front in highly reliable but inexpensive ammo.

Manufactured in South Korea, PMC supplies their country's military with small arms and some artillery due to their manufacturing prowess. Looking for some ammo for your carry pistol? This deal on 900, 90 grain, FMJ, 380 Auto rounds is just what you need.

CCI’s Blazer line of ammunition features the Idahoan manufacturer’s famously economical aluminum cases. Aluminum is much more freely available than the copper that is needed to create brass, which means you’ll save a few bucks when you choose this 380 ACP ammunition for target practice!

This ammo’s aircraft grade aluminum cases are heat-treated to promote reliable feeding and extraction in semi-automatic handguns. Unfortunately, aluminum lacks brass’s elasticity – as such this ammo’s cases are unfit for reloading purposes. Blazer’s aluminum cases are Berdan-primed because that makes them nearly impossible to even attempt reloading, although that will have no actual impact on the ammo’s performance.

This ammo’s bullets are your standard 95 grain full metal jackets. They have lead cores and copper alloy jackets, so they cannot attract a magnet, and their solid point profiles prohibit the terminal expansion you’d want for self-defense. Blazer recorded this round’s 945 fps muzzle velocity with a 3.75” test barrel (0.5” longer than a Glock 42 barrel).

Popular carry handguns chambered in .380 ACP typically have a snappy recoil profile, making it essential to shoot a few hundred rounds and get accustomed to the firearm's behavior. This "white box" ammunition from Winchester can help you do that without breaking the bank!

These cartridges come in a case of 500 (divided into five bulk packs of 100 rounds each) and fire a 95 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 955 feet per second. This is fairly typical for the .380 Auto and will simulate the ballistics of most popular carry loads at typical self-defense ranges.

Winchester ammo is loaded in the state of Mississippi using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

This 1,000 round case of range ammunition from Federal's American Eagle series is a cost-effective training option for owners of .380 ACP handguns such as the Glock 42, Ruger LCP, and Browning Black Label.

Each cartridge fires a 95 grain full metal jacket bullet at 980 feet per second, delivering typical ballistics for the .380 Auto.

This ammo is loaded in Anoka, Minnesota by Federal Premium Ammunition, a division of the Vista Outdoor group of shooting-related companies.

The .380 ACP can be a surprisingly feisty cartridge in compact carry handguns. This calls for some training--and training requires lots of ammo! Grab this case of 500 rounds from Winchester's economical yet dependable "white box" series.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 95 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 955 feet per second. These are typical specs for the .380 Auto and will produce external ballistics similar to those of many popular defensive loads.

Winchester ammunition is manufactured in the city of Oxford, Mississippi using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

This case of 500 cartridges in .380 ACP from Remington UMC offers plenty of trigger time at a reasonable price. These rounds work well with a variety of popular carry pistols such as the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard, Bersa Thunder, and Walther PK380.

Each cartridge fires a 95 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 995 feet per second. FMJ ammo is referred to as "metal case" by the Remington UMC brand.

Like other Remington ammo, UMC cartridges are loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas and use non-corrosive primers as well as reloadable brass cases.

If your carry handgun of choice is a Ruger LCP, Glock 42, SIG P238, or other .380 ACP pistol, try Speer Lawman ammunition at the range. These cartridges are designed as lower-cost training substitutes for Speer Gold Dot hollow points, but work well for any .380 Auto training.

Each round in this box of 50 fires a 95 grain total metal jacket (TMJ) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 950 feet per second. This corresponds exactly to the Gold Dot's external ballistics and produces the same felt recoil as well.

Speer ammunition is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

If you own a handgun that takes .380 ACP ammunition, order this 50-round box from Blazer and you’ll get consistent performance from a reliable, effective cartridge. With full metal jacket projectiles, these rounds are excellent for training and target shooting. They have superior cases, dependable primers, and some of the best performance you can find in a target-shooting cartridge.

The 95-grain bullet loaded into these cartridges has a muzzle velocity of 945 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 188 foot pounds. You can even use these handgun rounds for longer distances, as they maintain 839 feet per second and 149 foot pounds after 100 yards.

When you need training or target shooting ammunition, Blazer is a top choice. This company has a wide range of cartridges for most of the popular handgun calibers available. Whether you are an elite competition marksman or a casual target shooter, you can find the right products from Blazer.

Winchester "white box" ammo is inexpensive, dependable, and accurate. Designed for high volume target shooting, it is a common sight at shooting ranges across the country. "White box" loads tend to produce typical ballistics for their caliber and make a good stand-in for more expensive hollow points.

These .380 ACP cartridges come in a bulk package of 100 and fire a 90 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 955 feet per second. Great for target use with Ruger LCPs, Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguards, Glock 42, and other .380 Auto pistols.

This ammunition is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi and uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

PMC Battle Pack is some of the best ammunition you can get for a good price. This ammo was tested in real combat situations in order to prove its effectiveness. In addition, PMC is recognized around the world as a premier provider for inexpensive and high quality ammo.

Invented over one hundred years ago, the 380 Auto has been the service issued sidearm for many a country and served through multiple wars. These rounds are also made with brass casings and boxer primers, making them reloadable. So pick up 300 rounds of these reloadable, battle proven rounds from a battle proven brand and tear up the range with these 90 grain, full metal jacket rounds.

This .380 ACP ammunition from PMC delivers cost-effective target shooting that will help you hone your skills and become more effective with your carry weapon should you ever have to use it in self-defense. Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a 90 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 961 feet per second.

Like most .380 Auto cartridges, this ammo produces somewhat snappy recoil in subcompact carry pistols like the Ruger LCP, Bersa Thunder, Walther PP, and Glock 42. Grab a few of these 50 round boxes to master it!

PMC ammunition is loaded in South Korea using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

When you select this package of Federal 380 ammo, you'll receive 50 full metal jacket rounds in a single box that are extremely effective at the gun range. The American Eagle's full metal jacket is designed to perform smoothly from the magazine to the chamber and out the barrel. It will feed with consistency and deliver less fouling. Coming out of the muzzle, the bullet will have a velocity of 980 feet per second and an energy of 203 foot pounds. This means excellent performance internally and externally. This package is a single box of 380 ACP ammo with 50 rounds.

Federal Premium Ammunition is one of the top names in American firearms. Based out of Minnesota, this company has been serving the needs of gun owners since 1928.

The .380 ACP, often called the .380 Auto, was first produced in 1908 for self defense and law enforcement. It has been around for over a century, yet remains one of the top cartridges in the U.S. and abroad. If you own a handgun that takes .380 ACP cartridges, you can get the practice you need by ordering a few of these 50-round boxes from Federal.

This .380 ACP ammunition from Remington UMC is a cost-effective training load for a variety of popular carry pistols including the Ruger LCP, Glock 42, SIG P238, and Colt Mustang. Each box contains 50 cartridges

Specifications for this ammo are typical of the .380 Auto; each round fires a 95 grain full metal jacket (referred to by UMC as "metal case") bullet at a muzzle velocity of 995 feet per second. Larger handguns such as the Browning Black Label will shoot quite comfortably; smaller pistols will feel more "snappy" recoil.

Remington UMC ammo is manufactured in Lonoke, Arkansas and uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

This .380 ACP "white box" ammunition from Winchester offers quality range shooting for popular concealed carry pistols such as the Ruger LCP, Glock 42, SIG P238, and S&W M&P Bodyguard.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a 95 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 955 feet per second, producing good short-range accuracy. While infamous for producing snappy recoil in compact pistols, the .380 Auto is not too hard to master with sufficient practice--something this dependable low-cost ammo can help you accomplish.

Winchester ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi and uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

If have a handgun that takes .380 Auto cartridges and want a full supply of training rounds, then order this bulk case of 1,000 cartridges from Fiocchi. These rounds are designed to give you the perfect balance of power and speed, maintaining excellent consistency from the firearm to the target and helping you become a more responsible and proficient gun owner.

You’ll have 1,000 rounds that are loaded with 90-grain ammunition. They are extremely reliable in autoloading handguns, as they deliver less fouling and fewer jams in the chamber. The Shooting Dynamics brand from Fiocchi is a trusted choice for target shooting and training for many different calibers.

Fiocchi has been creating ammo since the early 1800’s. The Fiocchi family manufactured bullets during the Napoleonic era and the company itself has been serving American gun owners since partnering with Smith & Wesson and coming to Illinois in the 1950’s. From training rounds for handguns to long-range hunting cartridges, Fiocchi has the quality you deserve.

When you need top-quality rounds for your handgun, order this 50-round box of .380 Auto cartridges. You’ll get jacketed hollow point rounds that are perfect for training and practice. The 90-grain bullets will come out of the barrel with fantastic speed and result in controlled expansion at the target. The rounds are reliable, consistent, and effective, and they are excellent in autoloading handguns.

The .380 Auto is one of the most popular rounds for self defense, but you need the right bullets for training so you can be a safe, smart, and responsible gun owner. The Shooting Dynamics line from Fiocchi is made for the target range. They use high-quality primers and clean powders, as well as cases that have no steel or aluminum.

Fiocchi is an Italian company that has been serving the needs of gun owners for centuries. They began by making products for muskets but now serve modern gun owners with ammo for shotguns, handguns, and rifles.

Remington’s UMC label ammunition is loaded to Americans’ favorite specifications. Nothing particularly fancy – just ammo that works. If you need unsophisticated yet highly reliable 380 ACP ammo for training and self-defense, then you’ll definitely want to take a look at what we’ve got in stock.

This cartridge is loaded with an 88 grain jacketed hollow point, with the solid lead core and notched copper-alloy jacket it needs to undergo expansion after striking a soft medium. Its 990 fps muzzle velocity enables the bullet to slam into a close-range target with over 180 ft lbs of kinetic energy. That’s not much compared to what the larger rounds are capable of, but still devastating if aimed by a competent marksman. Remington does not sneak steel into their pistol bullets’ cores or jackets, which is why you’re A-OK to bring these cartridges to ranges which prohibit magnetic ammo.

This ammo is loaded in the Toothpick State (aka Arkansas) with new reloadable brass cases and Boxer primers that cannot corrode steel. One case is split up across six convenient 100-round boxes.

Law enforcement officers and concealed carriers alike trust Speer Gold Dot ammunition to protect them in an emergency. Speer Gold Dot hollow points fire bonded core bullets that deliver reliable expansion and penetration tuned specifically to the individual load's caliber and projectile weight. They are designed to perform consistently with no risk of core-jacket separation.

Each round in this box of 50 fires a 90 grain bullet at a muzzle velocity of 990 feet per second. This is a great carry load for a variety of popular carry handguns such as the Ruger LCP, SIG P238, and Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard.

Gold Dot ammunition is loaded at Speer's headquarters in Lewiston, Idaho using nickel-plated brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

This .380 ACP ammunition from Speer's Gold Dot series is a formidable carry load for handguns such as the SIG P238, Glock 42, or Ruger LCP. Gold Dot bullets are made using a proprietary bonding process that keeps the core and jacket fused together for consistent stopping power against an assailant. Each projectile is carefully optimized depending on caliber and weight to provide the correct level of expansion and penetration.

Each cartridge in this case of 1,000 fires a 90 grain version of the Gold Dot at a muzzle velocity of 990 feet per second.

Speer Gold Dot ammo is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho using non-corrosive primers from CCI as well as durable nickel-plated brass cases.

Hornady developed such a high-quality jacketed hollow point that they had to go ahead and give it a proper name! This 380 ACP self-defense cartridge is armed with no less than the eXtreme Terminal Performance, which packs a surprising number of performance-enhancing features into a 90 grain package.

The XTP’s nonmagnetic gilding metal jacket is drawn rather than plated. That’s why it starts out thick at the base and gets progressively narrower the closer it gets to the nose cavity’s rim. The XTP’s jacket is divided into symmetrical sections by the serrations which surround its nose cavity. Its tapered, notched jacket enables the XTP to exhibit injurious terminal expansion even when it arrives at its target with relatively little momentum!

Hornady is famous for creating concentric jackets. That complements the XTP’s swaged lead core to promote exemplary accuracy. The XTP’s jacket also leaves no lead exposed at its tip. In addition to averting a poorly timed feeding jam, the XTP’s jacketed rim also protects the nose cavity until it can fill up with pressurized soft tissue and trigger terminal expansion.

Hornady loads premium brass cases, Boxer primers and propellant, subjects their ammo to exacting quality assurance protocol, and then packages it 25 rounds to a box, 10 boxes to a case. We ship it to you faster than anyone else in the business!

Attention: This ammo previously featured nickel-plated brass cases. Hornady now loads it with non-plated cases.

Hornady Critical Defense ammunition is just what you need to turn your .380 ACP handgun into a powerful tool for self-defense. Each cartridge in this case of 250 fires a 90 grain FTX jacketed hollow point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,000 feet per second.

The FTX bullet is a polymer tipped design that delivers high diameter expansion while protecting against clogging. Upon striking an assailant, the tip crushes into the expansion cavity and forces the bullet material outward for maximum terminal performance. A locking ring secures the core and jacket together to reduce separation risk.

This ammo is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases.

Attention: Although this ammo previosuly features nickel-plated brass cases, supply chain issues have forced Hornady to begin loading it with non-plated cases.

Hornady Critical Defense 380 ACP ammo is some of the most reliable, consistent, and functional carry defense load out there! The effective FTX bullet design provides superior controlled expansion, large wound cavities, and can penetrate through thick clothing, including leather. Hornady also uses clean burning propellants that reduce recoil in lightweight handguns and perform great under a variety of temperatures. This ammunition is loaded with Boxer-primed brass casings that are reloadable and non-corrosive.

"When lives are on the line, only the best will do." - Hornady. This saying couldn't be more true. Hornady strives and succeeds in delivering 100% reliability when it comes to personal defense ammo. Do yourself a favor, and buy a few boxes of this 380 ACP Critical Defense so that you are always prepared!

You can get the self-defense ammunition you need for your home by ordering these .380 ACP cartridges from Speer. These rounds are from the Gold Dot Personal Protection series, which uses a jacked hollow point and reliable loads to deliver the speed, energy, and ballistic performance you need to protect your home.

These jacketed hollow point rounds will come out of the barrel with a muzzle velocity of 1,040 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 216 foot pounds. Even at 100 yards, the bullet will still have over 800 feet per second of speed, giving you the reliable accuracy and power you need. They will cycle smoothly and give you consistent firing, allowing you to protect your home with greater confidence.

Speer is a member of Vista Outdoor Inc. They have a wide variety of ammunition choices, including the Lawman, Lawman Clean Fire, and the Gold Dot series. They make cartridges for many handgun and rifle calibers.

Do you favor an inconspicuous, subcompact handgun for your everyday carry? Then this 380 ACP cartridge by Federal deserves a home in its magazine. This little cartridge delivers less felt recoil, a subtler report, and very reliable feeding courtesy of its bullet’s weight and specially engineered profile. It bullet ia also great for self-defense: The HST, a hollow point with a cannelure that promotes high weight retention for a wide and deep wound channel, even with less power behind it.

This round’s brass casing is nickel plated, which enhances its ability to cycle in a semi-automatic. Shiny nickel further resists corrosion caused by water and salt, and also facilitates impromptu chamber checks in the dark. This round is even more suitable for nighttime defense thanks to its low-flash propellant, which won’t make your first shot the only one you’re able to line up correctly. It’s important to be able to see when you’re aiming! With 200 of these rounds at your disposal you’ll have a chance to practice a bit with the ammo that may very well one day save your life.