MAXXTech 380 ACP 95 Grain FMJ Pistol Ammo - 50rd Box (Case of 10)

MAXXTech 380 ACP ammunition brings reliable, affordable shooting to your .380 pistol—whether you're breaking in a new carry gun, working through practice drills at the range, or just putting rounds downrange for the fun of it. This 50-round box features a genuine 95-grain full metal jacket bullet, not the cheaper bi-metal jackets you'll find at comparable prices. Boxer-primed with fresh brass, it's built to cycle cleanly through most modern .380s and gives you a solid foundation for any shooting discipline.

The 95-grain FMJ load delivers a muzzle velocity of 1,049 feet per second and 230 foot-pounds of energy—a modest but proven combination for target and practice shooting. Full metal jacket bullets are naturally reliable feeders and leave less fouling in your barrel than some alternatives, which means less cleaning and more shooting time. If you shoot a lot of .380 or want consistent, no-nonsense ammo that won't break the bank, this is the kind of load that earns repeat customers.

Each case contains ten 50-round boxes, so you're looking at 500 rounds of ready-to-shoot ammunition. Stock it, shoot it, come back for more—that's the Maxxtech approach. No fancy marketing, no exotic velocities, just straightforward centerfire handgun ammo that does what it's supposed to do.

Key Features

• True 95-grain full metal jacket bullet (not bi-metal jacketed)
• Boxer-primed with new brass for reliable ignition and reloadability
• 1,049 fps muzzle velocity; 230 ft-lbs energy
• 50 rounds per box; case of 10 boxes (500 rounds total)
• Ideal for range practice, target shooting, and plinking

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will MAXXTech .380 ACP ammo work in my carry gun?

Yes—this load is designed to cycle reliably through standard .380 pistols. The full metal jacket design and moderate velocity make it a dependable choice for most modern .380s. Always verify your firearm's manual if you're unsure about ammunition compatibility.

Can I reload these brass cases?

Yes. The ammunition comes with boxer-primed new brass, which means you can deprime and reload the casings after firing—a real advantage if you shoot a lot and want to keep your cost per round down over time.

What's the difference between FMJ and bi-metal jacketed bullets?

Full metal jacket bullets have a copper jacket that fully encloses the lead core, while bi-metal jackets use a combination of steel and copper. FMJ rounds typically feed more reliably, leave less magnetic residue in your barrel, and are often preferred for general practice shooting. Maxxtech's FMJ offering at this price point is a step up from cheaper bi-metal alternatives.

How many rounds am I getting per case?

This case contains 10 boxes of 50 rounds each, for a total of 500 rounds of .380 ACP ammunition.