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Tula 38 Special Ammunition - 50 Rounds of 130 Grain FMJ
- Manufacturer - Tula
- Grain Weight - 130 Grain
- Muzzle Velocity - 890 fps
- Jacket Type - FMJ
$30.00

60.0¢ per round

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PMC 38 SPECIAL AMMUNITION - 50 ROUNDS OF 132 GRAIN FMJ
- Manufacturer - PMC
- Grain Weight - 158 Grain
- Muzzle Velocity - 917 fps
- Jacket Type - Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
$39.00

78.0¢ per round

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Federal American Eagle 38 Special Ammunition - 50 Rounds of 158 Grain LRN
- Manufacturer - Federal American Eagle
- Grain Weight - 158 Grain
- Muzzle Velocity - 770 fps
- Jacket Type - Lead Round Nose (LRN)
$40.00

80.0¢ per round

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Blazer Brass 38 Special Ammunition - 50 Rounds of 125 Grain FMJ
- Manufacturer - Blazer Brass
- Grain Weight - 125 Grain
- Muzzle Velocity - 865 fps
- Jacket Type - Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
$44.99

90.0¢ per round

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Remington UMC 38 Special Ammunition - 50 Rounds of 130 Grain MC
- Manufacturer - Remington UMC
- Grain Weight - 130 Grain
- Muzzle Velocity - 790 fps
- Jacket Type - Metal Case (MC)
$45.00

90.0¢ per round

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38 Special Ammo Info

Introduced by Smith & Wesson in 1898 as an alternative to the 38 Long Colt, boasting a heavier bullet and increased power charge.

Most commonly loaded with bullet weights ranging from 125 grain to 158 grain but some heavier/lighter bullets are commercially available.

The cartridge is a centerfire round most often used in revolvers.

Also goes by .38 Smith & Wesson Special, .38 Sp, .38 S&W Special, .38 Spl, and .38 Spc. Note: Not to be confused with the older, less-common .38 S&W or the .38 Super.

Was the standard issued caliber in most US law enforcement agencies from the 1920’s to the 1990’s.

38 Special can be shot in most 357 Mag guns, but 357 Mag cannot be shot in 38 Special guns.

38 Special is a popular choice to shoot in 357 Mag revolvers for range training because of their lower pressure (and therefore lower recoil) and affordability compared to the 357 Mag.

The designation “+P” signifies overpressure ammunition which are loaded to a higher pressure than is standard for that cartridge. Note: overpressure ammunition should be used only in firearms designed for their use.

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