Browning BPT Performance Target .380 ACP 95gr FMJ Ammo - 100 Rounds

The Browning BPT Performance Target .380 ACP 95gr FMJ ammo is built for shooters who want reliable, cost-effective practice and training rounds. Whether you're working on fundamentals at the range, running drills with your carry piece, or just putting rounds downrange affordably, this 100-round box delivers the straightforward performance you need. Full metal jacket construction means cleaner shooting indoors or out, with minimal fouling compared to some alternatives—a real plus if you're running high-volume sessions at an indoor range.

Browning's BPT line focuses on delivering consistent velocity and accuracy without the premium markup of match-grade ammunition. The 95-grain bullet weight is standard for .380 ACP, offering a balanced combination of velocity and recoil that works well across a wide range of compact and subcompact handguns. You get a full case's worth of training ammo in a single box, so you can stock up without hunting through multiple SKUs.

If you shoot .380 regularly—whether it's your primary carry gun or a backup—having reliable bulk ammo on hand keeps you sharp and ready. FMJ rounds are also a solid choice for shooters who prefer not to deal with jacketed hollow points for everyday practice, or who are restricted by local range rules. This is honest, no-frills ammunition that does the job.

Key Features

• Full metal jacket construction for reliable feeding and minimal fouling
• 100 rounds per box for convenient, bulk-friendly stocking
• 95-grain bullet weight—standard for .380 ACP handguns
• Designed for range training, practice, and high-volume shooting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Browning BPT .380 ACP ammo work in my carry gun?

.380 ACP is a straightforward caliber with a long history of reliable function across a wide range of compact and subcompact handguns. FMJ ammunition typically feeds and cycles as reliably as any standard .380 load. That said, always test a few rounds through your specific firearm before committing to a full training session—it's a best practice with any new ammunition.

What's the difference between FMJ and other .380 ACP bullet types?

Full metal jacket rounds have a copper or brass jacket surrounding a lead core, which reduces fouling and is often permitted at indoor ranges where some facilities restrict lead-core ammunition. FMJ is the standard choice for high-volume training because of its affordability and reliability. Hollow point or jacketed hollow point ammunition is typically reserved for defensive use where expansion and barrier penetration matter more than cost.

Is 100 rounds enough for one training session?

That depends on your training goals. A typical range session for many shooters involves 50–100 rounds, so a single box works well for a focused practice day. If you're running extended drills or working with a group, you'll want to stock multiples—which is why buying in bulk makes sense.