50 Rounds of 91gr FMJ .380 ACP Ammo by Tula

The venerable Tula Arms Plant has been in business since 1712 when it was built by decree of then-Emperor Petr I. At the time the small village of Tula was suffering from the attacks of invading nomads and the people were unable to properly defend themselves due to lack of weaponry. The closest arsenal was located in Moscow which was much too far to travel at the time, and a local plant solved that problem. Since day one Tula has been utilizing the latest technology – which, back then, meant water machines – and they’re known for their production of economically priced ammunition.

These Tula rounds are meant for your .380 ACP. At 91 grain they’re pretty lightweight, so they’re going to zip to your target like lightning and they’ll keep your felt recoil manageable as well. This is Full Metal Jacket ammunition, meaning it will not expand on impact but will simply impact, penetrate, and keep on going. All target rounds are prone to over-penetration, so make sure you’ve got a trustworthy backstop in place. Each of these rounds leaves your gun with a muzzle velocity of 1010 feet per second. This ammunition is best for target practice, shooting drills, and plinking.

There are 50 target rounds in this single box of ammunition. You can do more with 50 rounds than you might think, for example, you could do some fairly extensive work with first-shot drills both from a holstered and un-holstered position, and you could work carefully on one-handed shooting whether with your strong or weak hands. These boxes are just the right size for tossing in your range bag or storing in your safe for a rainy day. Tula manufactures ammunition at their 300-year-old plant in Tula, Russia. These are steel-cased rounds with berdan primer and may attract a magnet. If you want to get in some affordable range time, get your order in and get ready to do some serious training.

(This ammunition is steel-cased. Some ranges do not allow rounds with steel cases, so make sure you double check before trying to use this ammunition at your area range.)

(This ammunition is steel-cased. Some ranges do not allow rounds with steel cases, so make sure you double check before trying to use this ammunition at your area range.)