Tula Steel Case ammunition loads this .380 ACP round with a 95-grain full metal jacket bullet over a lacquer-coated steel case, the same affordable, high-volume construction Tula built its reputation on. Sold through Global Ordnance, steel-cased ammunition like this trades reloadability for a noticeably lower price per round than brass-cased FMJ, making it a practical choice for shooters who put a lot of rounds through a .380 pocket pistol at the range. The 95-grain FMJ weight is the standard, widely available loading for the caliber. In handgun ammunition built for high-volume practice, this is a dependable, budget-friendly box.

Key Specifications

• The chambering is .380 ACP, a common compact carry-pistol cartridge.
• The bullet weighs 95 grains, the standard weight for the caliber.
• The bullet is a full metal jacket, built for practice rather than expansion.
• The case is lacquer-coated steel, not reloadable but noticeably cheaper than brass.
• Each box holds 50 rounds.
• Boxes are packaged 20 to a case.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can steel-cased ammunition be reloaded? No, steel cases like this one aren’t intended for reloading, which is part of why steel-case ammunition costs less per round than brass.

Is this ammunition meant for practice or carry? The full metal jacket bullet is built for practice and range use rather than the expansion a defensive hollow point provides.

Buy Tula Steel Case .380 ACP Ammo

Running a lot of rounds through a .380 pocket pistol adds up fast, and steel-case ammunition like this keeps range days affordable. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.