We don’t have to convince you that firing a .380 ACP pistol at the range is (A) helpful if there is any chance that you might one day fire said pistol in defense of your life, (B) fun, or (C) both. You’re already on the .380 Auto train, and there’s no getting off. The only thing *you* need is more ammo.

How about 1,000 rounds?

Remington’s UMC label represents that perfect balance of value and quality. It’s loaded in Arkansas with premium components, including clean-burning powder, reloadable brass cases, and the noncorrosive Kleanbore primers that Remington has spent decades fine-tuning.

The full metal jacket (which Remington has previously referred to as a “metal case”) is the target shooter’s bullet. This round’s FMJ is two notable things:
1. Made exclusively of lead and copper alloy, and therefore unable to attract a magnetic; and
2. True jacketed (as opposed to plated), and therefore designed for safe passage through a ported barrel and/or muzzle device.

This ammunition is packaged in 50-round boxes: five per “Mega Pack,” four Mega Packs per case.

1000 Round Case

Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: L380APA
Caliber: .380 ACP
Bullet Weight: 95 Grains
Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket
Muzzle Velocity: 955 fps
Muzzle Energy: 192 ft/lbs
Reloadable Brass Case
1000 Rounds