FED AM EAGLE 38SPL 158GR LRN 50/1000

SKU: RSR|FEAE38BUPC: 029465085018Mfr. Part #: AE38B

$38.99

FED AM EAGLE 38SPL 158GR LRN 50/1000

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Experience a cleaner way to shoot. The exclusive polymer coating in Syntech range ammunition prevents harsh metal-on-metal contact between the bullet and bore, eliminating copper and lead fouling. Combined with clean-burning powders and the Catalyst lead-free primer, Syntech loads keep your gun cleaner, longer, so you can shoot more-and shoot better.

Additional information

Bullet Weight (Grains)

158

Caliber/Gauge

.38 Special

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

0.78

Grains

158Gr

Length

5.3500

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

AE38B

Model

American Eagle

Product Type

Lead Round Nose

Shipping Weight

1.7438

Units per Box

50

upc

029465085018

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