PMC Bronze Battle Pack .38 Special Handgun Ammo – 132 Grain | FMJ | 300rd Battle Pack

SKU: RSR|PMC38G-BPUPC: 741569050401Mfr. Part #: 38G-BP

$166.99

PMC Bronze Battle Pack .38 Special Handgun Ammo – 132 Grain | FMJ | 300rd Battle Pack

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Bronze bridges a gap for target shooters or hunters who get genuine pleasure from challenging themselves, shot after shot, to become better marksmen. Battle Packs contain 6 boxes, vacuum sealed together.  Technical Specifications MPN: 38G-BP Bullet Type: FMJ Weight: 132 grain Velocity (feet per second)   Muzzle: 917 25 Yds: 897 50 Yds: 879 75 Yds: 860 100 Yds: 844 Energy (foot-pounds)   Muzzle: 232 Bullet Path (inches)   25 Yds: +1.38 50 Yds: 0 75 Yds:  -4.82 100 Yds: -13.27

Additional information

upc

741569050401

manufacturer

PMC

Manufacturer Part Number

38G-BP

Bullet Weight (Grains)

132

Caliber/Gauge

.38 Special

Case Material

Brass

Grains

132Gr

Model

Bronze

Product Type

Full Metal Jacket

Shipping Weight

9.75

Units per Box

300

Cost per Round

0.56

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