DBLTAP 38SPL 148GR WC 50/1000

SKU: RSR|DBT38SP148T50UPC: 091037004925Mfr. Part #: 38S148T50

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DBLTAP 38SPL 148GR WC 50/1000

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Description

This is the most accurate load that money can buy for your .38 Special! Specifically made to deliver one hole accuracy out to 50yds. Loaded to extremely tight tolerances and priced right for matches and for getting the most from your .38 special or 357 Magnum for accuracy. This load uses a 21BHN hardness HARDCAST bullet so it will not lead up your bbl. and will not deform on impact.

Additional information

upc

091037004925

manufacturer

Double Tap Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

38S148T50

Caliber/Gauge

.38 Special

Case Material

Brass

Grains

148Gr

Model

Wadcutter

Product Type

Lead Wadcutter

Shipping Weight

1.73

Units per Box

50

Cost per Round

0.64

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