Browning 38 Special 130 Grain FMJ

Fewer names hold more authority in the shooting world than that of John Moses Browning. The great gunsmith’s telescoping bolt is still integral to nearly every modern semi-automatic pistol, and his 1911 remains one of the most popular firearms on the face of the earth. How nice it is, that the company that bears Mr. Browning’s name still stands for innovation and great quality.

Mr. Browning wasn’t known for his work in revolvers, but his company’s 38 Special cartridge will serve your own splendidly. This training cartridge sports a 130 grain projectile, with a full metal jacket that prohibits terminal expansion yet ensures your barrel won’t quickly foul with lead to lose accuracy. New shooters take note! You can load 38 Special in your 357 Magnum revolver to take advantage of the smaller round’s lower price point and gentler recoil.

Browning makes use of premium components and tight tolerances to craft their training ammunition. This round’s new brass feeds and extracts smoothly in a cylinder, and its primer and propellant are both formulated to keep corrosive salts and excessive fouling out of your barrel. Save your brass even if you don’t handload – Browning’s shell casings will make any handloader happy!