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Speer Lawman 38 Special Ammo 125 Grain Full Metal Jacket Case of 1000 (20 Boxes of 50)

$499.89$0.50/rd
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Brand
Speer
Caliber
.38 Special
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
FMJ
Round Count
1000
Grain Weight
125
UPC
10076683537338

Overview

Speer Lawman .38 Special ammunition is packaged in a 1,000-round case consisting of 20 boxes of 50 rounds each. Each cartridge features a 125-grain Total Metal Jacket (TMJ) bullet, non-corrosive boxer primers, and reloadable brass cases. The TMJ bullet completely encapsulates the lead core in copper, preventing lead vapor release during ignition for cleaner indoor training and barrel maintenance while offering the same point of aim and feel as comparable self-defense loads.

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