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380 Auto - 102 Grain BJHP - Underwood - 20 Rounds

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Overview

Quantity - 20 rounds per box
Manufacturer - Underwood
Bullets - 102 grain brass jacketed hollow point (BJHP)
Casings - Boxer-primed nickel-plated brass
Product Type Ammo
Manufacturer Underwood
Condition New
Bullet Weight 102 Grain
Bullet Type Jacketed Hollow-Point (JHP)
Ammo Casing Nickel-Plated Brass
Quantity 20
Ammo Caliber .380 Auto (ACP)
Manufacturer SKU 142
Primer Type Boxer
Muzzle Velocity (fps) 950
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs) 204
Attracts Magnet No
UPC Barcode 816874020606
Use Type
Self Defense
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The 380 Auto (aka 380 ACP) is not the most powerful pistol you could bank on for personal protection. But with the advantage of the right ammo, your pocket carry can pack enough punch to reliably neutralize the threat!

Underwood selected Remington’s Golden Saber bullet for this self-defense load. The 102 grain JHP possesses a brass jacket, which is more rigid than standard gilding metal and thus able to retain the bullet’s weight more effectively. The deep penetrating Golden Saber bullet’s jacket rim possesses symmetrical serrations, which help the JHP expand as widely as its terminal velocity will permit.

This ammo’s cases are also made of brass, but they’re additionally enveloped in nickel plating. Nickel reduces friction to help a semi-auto function more reliably, and it also protects the ammo against corrosion that could cause it to jam. (Nickel-plated cases are pretty, too, but that doesn’t really benefit performance.)

Underwood loads their self-defense ammo with flash suppressed powder. Its dull muzzle flash helps the shooter conserve their night vision, which in turn leaves them able to continue aiming after they have fired their first shot.
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