Federal American Eagle Ammo 38 Special 158gr Lead Round Nose 50 Round Box - Brass Casing
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Whether you’re looking for contemporary calibers or a couple of classics, our American Eagle® line has what you're looking for. Loaded with clean-burning powders, Federal grade primers and brass, and a choice of bullet styles, shooters know they get quality and affordability with American Eagle. Many of these practice loads offer ballistic qualities comparable to our Premium® Personal Defense® rounds.
50 rounds per box, 20 boxes per case.
Product Information | |
Caliber/Gauge | 38 Special |
Bullet Weight | 158gr |
Casing | Brass |
Bullet Type | Lead Round Nose |
Box Qty | 50 |
Application | TARGET |
PPR | $0.48/round |
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Model AE38B |
Condition Factory New |
Bud's Item # 65985 |
UPC 029465085018 |
Manufacturer Federal Premium |
Whether you’re looking for contemporary calibers or a couple of classics, our American Eagle® line has what you're looking for. Loaded with clean-burning powders, Federal grade primers and brass, and a choice of bullet styles, shooters know they get quality and affordability with American Eagle. Many of these practice loads offer ballistic qualities comparable to our Premium® Personal Defense® rounds.
50 rounds per box, 20 boxes per case.
Questions & Answers
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- Asked 11/14/2021 05:39 by Thomas L
A:Thomas, a lighter bullet generally produces less felt recoil with the same powder charge. It boils down to physics and the recoil impulse. Think about it this way, lighter bullets are faster and generally print lower on target because they exit the barrel sooner in the upward recoil process. Heavier bullets generally print higher because they exit the barrel later in the recoil process. Lighter bullets produce a quicker, sharper recoil and recovery comes sooner producing perceive ably less felt recoil. Heavier bullets produce a slower, prolonged recoil and recovery comes much later producing perceive ably more felt recoil. I am a 10mm guy and know this to be true shooting 135gr, 155gr, 165gr, 180gr, 200gr and 220gr Underwood loads. Cheers and stay safe!See 2 more answers |
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