Buffalo Bore Ammunition 205A20 Personal Defense Strictly Business 38S&W 125gr Hard Cast Flat Nose 20 Per Box/12 Case

SKU: TSW|86245UPC: 651815020297Mfr. Part #: 205A20

$35.99

Buffalo Bore Ammunition 205A20 Personal Defense Strictly Business 38S&W 125gr Hard Cast Flat Nose 20 Per Box/12 Case

Warehouse inventory: Out of stock

Store inventory: Not in store

Compare
SKU: TSW|86245 Category: Tag:

Description

Buffalo Bore’s 38 S&W (38 New Colt Police) hard cast bullets have a flat nose designed to not deform on impact for better penetration. This load is as powerful as most ordinary, commercially made 38 Speciall ammo. Use of modern powders gives extra velocity while remaining within the SAAMI pressure limits of 13,000 CUP. The result is a lethal cartridge that brings new usefulness to these old pistols. Depending on how much clothing must be penetrated and how much bone is encountered, expect 22 to 30 inches of straight line penetration in mammalian tissue with this load. This ammo utilizes flash suppressed powder so the shooter will not be blinded by his/her own gun fire in low light situations.This ammunition is safe to use in any solid frame revolver.

Additional information

upc

651815020297

manufacturer

Buffalo Bore Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

205A20

Case Material

Brass

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

1.80

Caliber/Gauge

.38 S&W

Grains

125 gr

County Armory Spartan helmet emblem

Deals, New Arrivals & 2A News

Join Our Newsletter

Be the first to hear about new inventory, in-store specials, and updates that matter to gun owners.

Thanks for subscribing! Watch your inbox for deals and news.

Firearms Articles & Long Range Technology

County Armory 2A News

Check out the latest information on new products, long-range rifles, custom builds, laser engraving and more at County Armory.

The $200 tax stamp is gone: what Texas gun owners need to know about suppressors, SBRs and the NFA in 2026

October 20, 2026

The $200 Tax Stamp Is Gone — But Is the NFA Really Gone? What Texas Gun Owners Need to Know

The $200 tax stamp is gone for suppressors and SBRs, and ATF has stopped enforcing Form 4 approval. Here is what still applies to Texas gun owners.

Learn More

October 13, 2026

ATF Issues New Guidance on Form 4, NFA Items, Suppressors, SBRs, and What It Means in Texas

ATF will no longer enforce Form 4 approval or tax stamps for suppressors, SBRs, SBSs and AOWs. Here's what changes for Texas buyers.

Learn More
Suppressors are becoming one of the biggest stories in the firearms market

June 11, 2026

Suppressors Are Becoming One of the Biggest Stories in the Firearms Market

The federal suppressor tax stamp dropped from $200 to $0 in 2026, making suppressor ownership more accessible than in decades.

Learn More
Search
×

Select at least 2 products
to compare