Armscor 38 Special Ammunition - 1000 Rounds of 158 Grain FMJ
- Product Type Ammo
- Manufacturer Armscor
- Condition New
- Bullet Weight 158 Grain
- Bullet Style Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
- Use Type Range Training
- Casing Type Brass
- Quantity 1000
- Caliber 38 Special
- Manufacturer SKU FAC38-17N
- Primer Type Boxer
- Muzzle Velocity 900
- Muzzle Energy 300
- Magnetic No
- UPC Barcode 0100812285020952
- Cost Per Round 45¢ per round
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Jams my 686 Review by HowDid (Posted on 1/20/2020)
I bought several boxes and the slugs must have been seated incorrectly. These rounds jammed my SW 686. I have never had anything like that happen before.
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Junk
Bought 3 box's so far out of 100 rounds shot 6 didn't fire even tho the firing pin hit, guess it's better than nothing but not reliable
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Jams my 686
I bought several boxes and the slugs must have been seated incorrectly. These rounds jammed my SW 686. I have never had anything like that happen before.
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Q: I like this ammo for my new guns, but the 158 gr. .38 special, FMJ round seems too hot to shoot in old guns. Does this specific round conform to SAAMI specifications??
Posted On: 3/12/2019 By: Michael Kelley
A: Hi Michael. As long as your old gun is chambered for the .38 Special round, that Armscor will do just fine. The .38 isn't a particularly hot round at all, and many of those old pistols are pretty hardy anyway. This is loaded to SAAMI specifications.