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Tula's 380 auto ammo is a built with the goal of providing a low cost option to 380 shooters. Rather than brass-cases, steel is used in its place to help drive the cost down and rather than standard copper/zinc jackets used in most ammo a bi-metal jacket (standard in most Russian ammo) containing steel with a copper wash is used. These efforts go a long ways in cutting the cost of materials down for those who don't care to reload and are just looking for some cheap full metal jacket practice ammo.
These berdan primed steel cases are non-corrosive and non-reloadable and feature a polymer coating to aid feeding and extraction. This ammo is not as versatile across all firearms compared to brass cased ammo so it's usually a good idea to buy a 50 round box to see how it functions in your firearm prior to buying a case.
These berdan primed steel cases are non-corrosive and non-reloadable and feature a polymer coating to aid feeding and extraction. This ammo is not as versatile across all firearms compared to brass cased ammo so it's usually a good idea to buy a 50 round box to see how it functions in your firearm prior to buying a case.
Customer Reviews
Functions fairly well for the price
Review by WonderMutt
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I've gone through four hundred rounds on my new 380, a Glock 42, and noticed a significant increase in Failures To Eject for the first one hundred rounds. I found that, after re-cleaning the glock and being more diligent in the removal of excess oil, the rounds were reliable. While excess oil is a common cause of FTE's on glocks (I was new to glock), it's worth noting that two other brands functioned normally. Overall, I've experienced no FTF's and, for the last three hundred rounds, no FTE's. It's cheap and finicky ammo, but isn't the worst thing to use on targets. (Posted on 3/4/2018)
Horrible ammo
Review by Missyky
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I have a Kimber Micro .380 and this ammo would jam at least once with each clip I put thru it. I didn't even finish the box. Pay the extra $$$ for some good ammo. (Posted on 12/12/2016)
Ruined my .380
Review by Tmead
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Bought a brand new .380 Rugar and tried this ammo and every other round kept jamming about 10 rounds in it jammed again and broke my firing pin. I would not ever recommend this ammo. After getting my gun fixed and trying different ammo it works perfectly will never go back to this brand. (Posted on 9/9/2016)
It's all gone
Review by MBrown
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I have a couple of 380's that I shoot. Not a problem with a single round. Burned through 1k faster than I thought I would. Should've gotten 2 k. (Posted on 2/24/2016)
No, No, No
Review by MaleMan
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Bought this in 380 to try it out once. Big mistake. Out of a box of 50 I had 6 FTF(Failure to Fire) granted they did fire on second strike but I'd rather pay the extra few bucks for the assurance of a good primer. Also as I looked across the ammo while it was still in the plastic tray it seemed obvious to me that there were slight differences in the depths of primer inset. Call me crazy, but I don't see the same thing when I look at other ammo. The owners of the local gun range here told me that the steel casings will do a number on your extractor if you shoot high volumes of steel casings. (Posted on 10/10/2012)
Fired a few hundred flawless rounds. My Ruger LCP eats it like candy.
Review by EBC
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Good all around ammo. No issues at all. Feels like its loaded a little hot too. Ruger LCP used. (Posted on 8/3/2012)
Tul Ammo
Review by Geno
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I purchased 100 rounds to shoot in my Bersa 380 Thunder. Out of the 100 rounds 10-15 failed to fire. Do not buy this it is not reliable. (Posted on 6/5/2012)
Product Question and Answer
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Q: What is the fps muzzle velocity for this 91 gr. round?
Posted On: 5/23/2020 By: Ivan C. Thompson
A: MV = 1,010 fps, ME = 206 ft lbs
Q: Will these cartridges work with the Smith & Wesson 380 Shield EZ?
Posted On: 7/18/2019 By: Olivia
A: Hi Olivia. Those are the correct caliber for your pistol, but since they are steel cased cartridges, I urge you to try a single box to see if your particular SW .380 will work well using those. Many firearms will function perfectly with steel cased ammo, but there are others that will not. You have to try them in each individual pistol to see. If they do work in yours, you can save a lot of money using the TulAmmo ammo!
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