1000 Rounds of 94gr FMJ .380 ACP Ammo by Wolf Polyformance

In 1712 the Tula Arms Plant was created by order of Peter the Great, who saw the need for a weapons factory in the small town of Tula. The townsfolk were being threatened by invading nomads and had little ways to defend themselves; the nearest arsenal was located in Moscow, which was much too far to travel in those days. Right from the start Tula has used the latest technology to manufacture ammunition which meant trochanteric and water machines in the 1700s and today means computerized machines. Today, at 300 years old, the company is known for producing economically-priced ammunition for shooters just like you, so you can shoot at higher volumes without emptying your wallet.

These particular rounds are made by Wolf, which is a subsidiary of Tula. They’re made for your .380 ACP and weigh in at 94 grain, making them lightweight though within the standard weight range for the cartridge size. Being lightweight also enables them to fly down-range at higher velocities. These are Full Metal Jacket, or FMJ, rounds and do not expand on impact. Target rounds are prone to over-penetration, so make sure you have a solid backstop in place during target practice. This ammunition is made for target practice, self-defense training, and plinking.

When you order this case of ammunition you get 1000 target rounds. With that much ammunition you can spend serious time improving your marksmanship. If you’re focused on self-defense training, try the Mozambique Drill, which was fine-tuned by Col. Jeff Cooper. That drill involves placing two shots to center mass and a follow-up shot to the head to ensure your assailant goes down. Also work on shooting with your weak hand, because you never know when you’ll be unable to use your strong hand in a firefight. This ammunition is made by Tula at their factory in Tula, Russia. Place your order today and train hard, because one day you may be forced to defend yourself, or those you love.