Winchester Reloadable Brass Case Handgun Ammunition .380 Auto 95 gr. FMJ 955 fps 350/ct Metal Can

SKU: TSW|123907UPC: 020892225923Mfr. Part #: WW380C

$195.99

Winchester Reloadable Brass Case Handgun Ammunition .380 Auto 95 gr. FMJ 955 fps 350/ct Metal Can

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Backed by generations of legendary excellence Winchester stands for consistent performance and outstanding value offering high-quality ammunition to suit a wide range of hunter's and shooter's needs. Ships in Ammo Can

Additional information

upc

020892225923

manufacturer

Winchester

Manufacturer Part Number

WW380C

Caliber/Gauge

.380 ACP

Case Material

Brass

Grains

95 gr

Shipping Weight

8.85

Units per Box

350

Cost per Round

0.56

Bullet Weight (Grains)

95

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