Remington UMC Ammunition 38 Special 130 Grain Full Metal Jacket
$28.99
Cartridge:38 Special Quantity: 50 Rounds
Description
Remington UMC Ammunition For Sale
Experience unmatched precision and reliability with Remington UMC Ammunition. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, each round delivers consistent performance, ensuring your shots hit their mark every time. Whether you’re honing your skills at the range or out in the field, trust Remington UMC for superior accuracy and power.
Enhance your shooting experience with Remington UMC Centerfire Rifle Ammo, a versatile choice trusted by sharpshooters and enthusiasts worldwide. Engineered to meet the demands of various shooting disciplines, from target practice to competitive shooting, our ammunition sets the standard for quality and performance. With Remington UMC, you can shoot with confidence, knowing you have the best ammunition for any shooting scenario.
Remington UMC Rifle
Maximize your shooting potential with a Remington UMC Rifle. Designed to offer unbeatable value without compromising on quality, our ammunition provides an economical solution for shooters of all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a weekend warrior, enjoy a consistent performance at a price that’s a steal.
All UMC handgun ammunition is American-made in Lonoke, Arkansas, using first-quality, factory-fresh brass and clean-shooting Kleanbore primers to provide the best value for practice, personal defense and hunting. Remington UMC ammo offers the choice of full metal jacket, soft point, and jacketed hollow point bullets in several popular handgun calibers. You’d need help finding a better value anywhere.
Specifications
| Cartridge |
38 Special
|
|---|---|
| Grain Weight |
130 Grains
|
| Quantity |
50 Round
|
| Muzzle Velocity |
800 Feet Per Second
|
| Muzzle Energy |
185 Foot Pounds
|
| Bullet Style |
Full Metal Jacket
|
| Lead Free |
No
|
| Case Type |
Brass
|
| Primer |
Boxer
|
| Corrosive |
No
|
| Reloadable |
Yes
|
| Test Barrel Length |
4 Inches
|
| Country of Origin |
United States of America
|
Scorpion –
This ammo out of two different snub nose revolvers, Kimber K6S and Taurus 856, both steel frame, at distances of 7 to 10 yards. Recoil and Muzzle Flip were mild and easily managed, allowing for quick sight picture and rapid follow up shots. Accuracy was outstanding. Point of Aim equaled Point of Impact. Ammo shot very clean. This ammo is “standard pressure” 38 Special. Higher velocity is being achieved by using a light for caliber bullet. The controllability and accuracy I experienced with this particular Underwood loading makes it the ideal choice for EDC in my snub revolvers. I won’t hesitate to purchase more of this ammo. Yes it’s pricey, but now that I’ve thoroughly tested it out of my EDC snubs, I’ll be shooting it more sparingly.
Utah shooter –
Shot into Clear Ballistics Gel through denim and no denim. Penetrated 14.5 to 15.5 inches out of 6.5″ and 3″ barreled revolvers. Velocity was 1153 and 1037 fps respectively. Deeper penetration was from the shorter barrel. Wound channels seem to be similar to those made by hollow points that have expanded, as they advertises.
Paladon –
Can be good for self defense. Does not have horrible recoil like a 357 round would. I do like the Fed HST 147 +P better.
Hank –
It did pretty good in J frame. Would buy again….
Jim –
I use this in a derringer as my extreme backup. It tore a milk jug of water to shreds.
Muscat G –
Found myself with some time and some aged full one inch rough cut oak. Fired at 5 yds, these punched through three and heavily gouged the fourth. Perfecta 158 fmj drilled two and dented third; Rem 125 jhp +P punched first and marred second. Rio 20 gauge 1 buck , by comparison, shredded first with all pellets stuck in second. Earlier tests on water filled one gal paint cans showed penetration equal to fmj, with first can “pop” similar to the jhp.
James –
I don’t understand the great reviews! I shot 2 rounds into a seasoned cotton wood stump and the penettation was the only good thing I found if you consider that a good thing. After retrieving the 100 grain bullet it looked almost like it did when I fired it. Little to no expansion
Aasiyah Haney –
GHighly Recommended
I have an older S&W revolver that is a bit picky about ammo. The Remington UMC is clean, consistent, accurate, and so far, no misfires (a problem I had with a couple of other brands I tried).
Alfonso Villapol –
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 Stars
I’ve been using Remington UMC ammunition for years. The .38 cal round is my ‘go to’ ammo for range practice with my .357 SP101-3 inch. It is a reliable round and my groups are tight and on the mark at 10 yards.
Guyanese –
This is available in +P but I opted for the extraordinary ordinary stuff (non +P) for my new Ruger Light Compact Revolver with External hammer, thus the model’s name the ‘LCRX.’ Since this revolver has the copper colored cylinder and looks so cool I didn’t want to scrimp on what kinda ammo fills those cylinder ports so I got this Underwood Xtreme with solid copper projectile. Performance consideration aside (nothing not to like about this), it weighs in at only slightly over 16 oz. Note the empty weight of the LCRX is only 13.5oz and, despite the light weight is rated for +P. In sum, awesome ammo for awesome new revolver.
Garry –
I was surprised when I received this ammo, the box says for full size handgun. I’m glad I intended to carry these rounds in my L frame, 7 shot, 357 mag 386 PD. I’m not sure what the difference would be carrying these rounds in a small J frame. I’ve read comments the loads are stout which is good in my opinion. The big question is what is a full size handgun in Remington’s opinion. I feel confident in carrying this ammo. I like the fact that the bullet sticks out from the case quite a distance which puts the bullet about where a 357 Mag bullet might be reducing the cylinder-barrel bullet jump. Does Remington have a better 38 special round for my 2.5 inch barrel revolver? I don’t know, but we might not find out if Remington goes under from bankruptcy. Wait and see.
Big Mac –
Keep this ammo loaded in S&W 642 airweight. Mostly as backup, but sometimes light clothing carry weapon. Accurate, hard hitting, and STOUT. Recommend it.
Larry –
I bought a couple of boxes of this ammo a while back. I just got back from the range. I had these, Buffalo Bore and Double Tap.Smith & Wesson 638. OMG! potent and extremely accurate! The other stuff was almost black powder smokey; the DTs were paff: that’s all; just paff. I’m ordering more Ultimate Defense today. The other stuff is range ammo now.
Gregory –
Hit point of aim with my Smith and Wesson 36. Little bitty groups. Works so far.
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