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Winchester .38 Special Lead Round Nose

Name: Winchester .38 Special Lead Round Nose
Brand: Winchester
SKU: 65332
Price: 6543.21 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

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Specifications

Casing Brass

Bullet Type Lead

Pressurized Yes

Box Quantity 50

Bullet Weight 150 grains

Caliber / Gauge .38 Special

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Winchester .38 Special ammunition loaded with a 150 grain Lead Round Nose (LRN) bullet. This 50-round box is a dependable choice for target practice and general use in .38 Special firearms.

Key Features

50 rounds per box for convenient range use
150 grain lead round nose (LRN) bullet for consistent, accurate performance
Brass casing designed for reliable feeding and function

Stock up on Winchester .38 Special for your next range session with a proven lead round nose load.

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3.5 | 2 Reviews

SKU:: Q4196
UPC:: 020892201934
BUDS ID:: 65332

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John M.

6 years ago

Verified Purchaser

good ammo with a great...

good ammo with a great price. I would recommend this for shooters on a budget.

Jonathan E.

7 years ago

Verified Purchaser

Winchester claims 845...

Winchester claims 845 fps from a 4-inch test barrel. I am skeptical of that claim based on the performance in a Taurus 856 with a 2-inch barrel and a S&W Model 36 with a 1.85-inch barrel. In both guns almost every single round out of 100 for each session (200 total) keyholed the target. By contrast, a factory 158-gr LRN rated at "only" 755 fps from a 4-inch barrel was stable in both guns and made round holes in the target. I estimate the 755-fps-rated ammo ran at around 670 fps from these short barrels. If this Winchester ammo was insufficiently stabilized due to low velocity, it must run much, much slower than advertised.

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