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Double Tap
Double Tap Ammunition's .380 ACP 100-grain FMJ round delivers straightforward, reliable performance for shooters who trust their defensive handguns and want ammunition that cycles consistently. Built with a full metal jacket projectile, these cartridges prioritize function over frills—the kind of load you can depend on at the range or in your carry gun without second-guessing. Each box contains 50 rounds, making it practical for regular shooters and those who run through .380 ACP ammunition steadily.
Double Tap has built a reputation for quality control and consistent velocity, and their .380 ACP line reflects that focus. A 100-grain FMJ in this caliber strikes a practical balance for modern .380 pistols, whether you're talking classic single-stacks, modern pocket guns, or anything in between. The full metal jacket design feeds reliably through most platforms and won't leave you guessing about performance.
If you shoot .380 ACP regularly—whether for practice, home defense testing, or simply keeping your skills sharp—stocking Double Tap's proven loads makes sense. This isn't exotic ammunition; it's the kind of no-nonsense round that works when you need it to.
| Caliber | .380 ACP |
| Bullet Weight | 100 grains |
| Bullet Type | Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) |
| Rounds Per Box | 50 |
| Manufacturer | Double Tap Ammunition |
Double Tap's .380 ACP rounds are designed for standard .380 ACP semi-automatic pistols. They'll cycle through modern pocket pistols, compact defenders, and classic .380 platforms alike. If you own a .380 ACP handgun, these will chamber and fire in it.
Yes. A 100-grain projectile is a standard choice in .380 ACP ammunition and represents a good middle ground for reliable feeding and performance across the broad range of .380 pistols in circulation.
FMJ stands for full metal jacket—the entire lead core is encased in a copper or brass jacket. This design promotes reliable feeding through semi-automatic actions, reduces fouling in the barrel, and ensures consistent penetration. It's the practical choice for range work and testing.
Double Tap
Double Tap Ammunition's .380 ACP 100-grain FMJ round delivers straightforward, reliable performance for shooters who trust their defensive handguns and want ammunition that cycles consistently. Built with a full metal jacket projectile, these cartridges prioritize function over frills—the kind of load you can depend on at the range or in your carry gun without second-guessing. Each box contains 50 rounds, making it practical for regular shooters and those who run through .380 ACP ammunition steadily.
Double Tap has built a reputation for quality control and consistent velocity, and their .380 ACP line reflects that focus. A 100-grain FMJ in this caliber strikes a practical balance for modern .380 pistols, whether you're talking classic single-stacks, modern pocket guns, or anything in between. The full metal jacket design feeds reliably through most platforms and won't leave you guessing about performance.
If you shoot .380 ACP regularly—whether for practice, home defense testing, or simply keeping your skills sharp—stocking Double Tap's proven loads makes sense. This isn't exotic ammunition; it's the kind of no-nonsense round that works when you need it to.
| Caliber | .380 ACP |
| Bullet Weight | 100 grains |
| Bullet Type | Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) |
| Rounds Per Box | 50 |
| Manufacturer | Double Tap Ammunition |
Double Tap's .380 ACP rounds are designed for standard .380 ACP semi-automatic pistols. They'll cycle through modern pocket pistols, compact defenders, and classic .380 platforms alike. If you own a .380 ACP handgun, these will chamber and fire in it.
Yes. A 100-grain projectile is a standard choice in .380 ACP ammunition and represents a good middle ground for reliable feeding and performance across the broad range of .380 pistols in circulation.
FMJ stands for full metal jacket—the entire lead core is encased in a copper or brass jacket. This design promotes reliable feeding through semi-automatic actions, reduces fouling in the barrel, and ensures consistent penetration. It's the practical choice for range work and testing.
