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GECO .38 Special Ammunition 50 Rounds FMJ 158 Grains

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Brand
GECO
Caliber
.38 Special
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
FMJ
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
158
UPC
4000294177163
MPN
271640050

Overview

GECO .38 Special ammunition is loaded with a 158-grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet featuring a flat nose profile, making it suitable for function in lever-action rifles. The cartridge utilizes a copper-alloy jacket and a steel-free core, which helps reduce lead fouling and makes it appropriate for ranges where magnetic bullets are restricted. Each round is housed in a newly minted, reloadable brass case equipped with noncorrosive Boxer primers. This ammunition provides a muzzle velocity of 968 fps and a muzzle energy of 321 ft/lbs.

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