500 Rounds of 158gr LRN .38 Spl Ammo by Remington

For 70 years the .38 Special was the standard issue for law enforcement officers all across the nation, and it remains popular today as a backup gun (BUG) for many officers. It’s also popular as a main carry weapon for numerous firearms owners thanks to its accuracy, manageable recoil, and reasonable price. The .38 Special has enjoyed steady popularity almost since the moment of its creation back in 1898, and considering the fact that it’s the most popular revolver round on the market today, it seems likely its popularity will remain for some time to come. There’s no doubt it’s an enjoyable round to fire, and if you own a .38 Special, you know a few dozen rounds just aren’t going to do it. You need at least a few hundred for a truly successful day at the range, and that’s where Remington comes in.

At 158 grain these are considered medium-weight rounds. They’re still light enough to reach high speeds but they’re also heavy enough to pack a more substantial punch; basically they’re the best of both worlds. This is LRN ammunition and although the lead nose may deform a bit on impact, it shouldn’t be mistaken for HP or other defense ammunition. This ammunition does not expand on impact and is best for target practice, shooting drills, and plinking. Each round flies towards your target with a muzzle velocity of 755 feet per second and punches through targets with a muzzle energy of 200 foot-pounds.

There are 500 target round in this box of ammunition so you can spend some dedicated quality time with your .38 Special. Remington has been making ammunition for nearly 200 years and they’ve put all that experience into these target rounds. All their ammunition is manufactured at their plant in Lonoke, Arkansas, and adheres to their stringent standards for quality and performance. When you load your gun with Remington rounds you know just what you’re getting: quality components assembled with precision. Don’t let your .38 Special sit in your safe and collect dust, order this big box of ammunition and take it out for a hearty meal. You’ll be glad you did.