Aguila 380 ACP 95gr FMJ Target Ammo - 50 Round Box

The Aguila 1E802110 delivers consistent performance for 380 ACP pistol training and target shooting. This full metal jacket ammunition provides reliable feeding and extraction across various semi-automatic platforms. Mexican-manufactured with precision quality control standards that rival premium ammunition brands.

What Makes This Different

Aguila's 95-grain full metal jacket design offers optimal weight distribution for 380 ACP chambered firearms. The copper-plated projectile reduces barrel fouling compared to uncoated lead bullets while maintaining cost-effectiveness for high-volume shooting. Consistent powder charges deliver uniform velocities that enhance accuracy during extended range sessions.

Key Features

• 95-grain full metal jacket bullet for clean feeding and minimal fouling
• Boxer-primed brass cases suitable for reloading applications
• Muzzle velocity of approximately 950 feet per second
• Compatible with all 380 ACP chambered pistols and carbines
• 50-round boxes provide convenient range quantities
• Non-corrosive primers ensure reliable ignition
• Copper-plated projectile reduces lead exposure during indoor shooting

Range testing demonstrates reliable cycling in compact pistols where ammunition sensitivity can cause malfunctions. The 95-grain weight balances recoil management with adequate penetration for training scenarios. Indoor ranges approve this ammunition for use due to the copper-plated bullet construction that minimizes airborne lead particles.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: 380 ACP (9mm Kurz)
• Bullet Weight: 95 grains
• Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
• Muzzle Velocity: ~950 fps
• Case Material: Boxer-primed brass
• Primer Type: Non-corrosive
• Quantity: 50 rounds per box
• Manufacturer: Aguila Ammunition (Mexico)
• UPC: 640420003122

This target ammunition provides the consistency needed for skill development without premium pricing. The reliable performance across different pistol brands makes it suitable for training courses and competitive shooting events where ammunition malfunctions can affect scores.