Federal Personal Defense Punch Handgun Ammunition .380 Auto 85gr JHP 1000 fps 50/ct

SKU: TSW|182390UPC: 604544704402Mfr. Part #: PD380P1G

$42.99

Federal Personal Defense Punch Handgun Ammunition .380 Auto 85gr JHP 1000 fps 50/ct

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Get protection that delivers a knockout blow. Punch® draws from Federal® Ammunition's decades of experience designing the world's finest defensive handgun loads. The bullet for each offering is carefully selected and built to optimize terminal performance of the caliber for the most common situations. Its quality brass and sealed primer deliver reliable feeding and ignition.

  • Out-performs competitor rounds
  • Quality brass case with primer seal
  • Balanced performance across different platforms and through the most common barriers

Additional information

Bullet Weight (Grains)

85

Caliber/Gauge

.380 ACP

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

0.86

Grains

85 gr

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

PD380P1G

Shipping Weight

1.11

Units per Box

50

upc

604544704402

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