50 Rounds of 75gr Frangible .380 ACP Ammo by SinterFire RHA

Copper powder. Tin powder. Compress these together at a temperature below either one’s melting point, and what do you get? A frangible bullet, which is solid enough to hit a steel or other hard target, but too fragile to survive the collision.

That’s not to suggest that an FMJ survives impact with steel, either. But instead of potentially bombarding the shooter with fragments of hot lead and copper, the frangible bullet reacts to impact by disintegrating into what are essentially harmless crumbs and dust particles.

Is your 380 Auto pistol about to get up close and personal with steel targets? Don’t give those targets a chance to fight back. Choose SinterFire Reduced Hazard Ammunition (RHA) for the job, and take even greater comfort knowing the frangible bullet doesn’t emit lead gas on ignition!

Some shooters believe frangible bullets to be a safer solution for personal defense, reasoning that they present less risk of over-penetration. That reasoning is sound, although all due care must still be taken. Frangible bullets can still pierce human threats fully.