Remington Range Clean 380 ACP 95gr FNEB Ammunition - 50 Rounds

If you shoot .380 ACP at indoor ranges regularly, Remington Range Clean 380 ACP 95gr FNEB ammunition is built specifically for that environment. Standard lead-free ammunition reduces airborne lead exposure at the firing line—a real concern in enclosed spaces where shooters and range staff spend hours downrange. This 50-round box delivers the ballistic performance you'd expect from conventional 95-grain loads, so your point-of-aim stays consistent whether you're running Range Clean or standard rounds through the same pistol.

The secret to Range Clean's lead-free design is the full metal jacket bullet. That jacket is engineered to prevent lead vaporization from the bullet's base during firing—the primary source of lead aerosol in enclosed ranges. Pair that with Remington's lead-free primer, and you get cleaner air without sacrificing reliability or accuracy. Whether you're breaking in a new .380, working on defensive loads, or just logging rounds at your local indoor range, this ammunition pulls its weight.

Indoor range shooters, club members, and anyone who values reduced exposure without switching guns will appreciate this straightforward approach: standard ballistics, lead-free construction, no fuss. If your range allows it and you want to keep your practice session as clean as your shooting form, this is worth stocking.

Key Features

• Lead-free primer—reduces exposure hazard at the firing line
• Full metal jacket bullet prevents lead vaporization at the base upon firing
• 95-grain load matches ballistics of conventional .380 ACP rounds
• 50 rounds per box
• Purpose-built for indoor range shooting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Range Clean .380 ACP work in my standard .380 pistol?

Yes. Remington Range Clean uses standard .380 ACP dimensions and ballistics, so it functions in any .380 handgun that runs conventional ammunition.

Is this ammunition suitable for indoor ranges only?

While it's designed specifically for the lead-exposure concerns of indoor ranges, you can shoot it outdoors. The primary benefit—reduced airborne lead—matters most in enclosed spaces.

How does the ballistics compare to regular .380 ammunition?

The 95-grain bullet weight matches conventional loads, so you can expect similar performance. Point-of-aim should remain consistent between Range Clean and standard rounds.

What does FNEB mean?

FNEB stands for Full Metal Jacket, a bullet design where a lead core is encased in a metal jacket—in this case, one engineered to prevent lead vaporization during firing.