25 Rounds of 90gr JHP .380 ACP Ammo by Hornady Custom

The .380 ACP has become the caliber used for a number of significant advances in firearms design. That may be because it has such minimal recoil and is a small size, but whatever it is, those looking to make their mark on the firearms world have turned to the .380 ACP more than once. Two notable designs are Defense Distributed’s 3D printed firearm, which fires a single .380 ACP round, and the Taurus Curve, which is the first-ever body-contoured gun with a blatant arch to the frame. The .380 ACP has been around since 1908, and after more than 100 years it remains popular.

At 90 grain these are lightweight rounds but still within the standard weight range for the .380 ACP. Being lightweight helps them maintain the minimal recoil of your gun and also allows them to move faster. These are Hornady XTP – eXtreme Terminal Performance – rounds. XTPs have six strategically placed serrations around their upper edge that weaken the jacket in just the right places, which helps control expansion and also makes it expand even at lower velocities. Each round flies down-range at the muzzle velocity of 1000 feet per second and impacts with a muzzle energy of 200 foot-pounds. This is premium self-defense ammunition known for its reliable performance and consistent cycling.

You get 25 defense rounds when you order this single box of ammunition from Hornady. Hornady was founded in 1949 by Joyce Hornady, who was a firm believer in three things – three things that are emblazoned across every box of Hornady ammunition today: accuracy, dependability, and deadliness. After more than 60 years in business Hornady has more than proven their skill with ammunition, in fact their ammunition speaks for itself with each reliable “bang.” Ammunition is manufactured according to high standards at their long-time plant in Grand Island, Nebraska. If you’re going to use your .380 ACP for self-defense, you need to keep it loaded with precision manufactured ammunition, so place your order today, and find out what your gun is really capable of doing.