Norma .38 Special, 158 grain full metal jacket, 100 rounds. Range ammunition for a revolver.
Who it’s for
Revolver shooters who practice. 158 grain is the traditional .38 Special weight, and plenty of revolvers are regulated to shoot it to their fixed sights. A full metal jacket leaves less lead fouling in the barrel and cylinder than bare lead bullets, so there’s less scrubbing when you get home.
A box of 100 is a sensible practice quantity: enough for a proper session without buying in bulk.
What you get
- 158 grain full metal jacket
- Less lead fouling than lead round nose
- The classic .38 Special bullet weight
- 100 rounds per box
Specs
Caliber .38 Special. Bullet 158 grain FMJ. 100 rounds.
.38 in a .357, never the reverse
Any revolver chambered for .357 Magnum will safely fire .38 Special, so this makes cheap practice for a .357 as well. It never works the other way. Don’t put .357 Magnum in a .38 Special gun.
FMJ is for practice. For carry, use a hollow point designed for defense.
This ammunition ships straight to your door wherever state and local law allows.






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