Grizzly Ammo Gc38A1 380Acp+P 90Gr Jacketed Hp 20 Per Box/10 CaseGrizzly Ammo (Rintoul)$26.32
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Grizzly Ammo (Rintoul)
Grizzly Ammo's 380 ACP 90-grain jacketed hollow point ammunition delivers reliable performance for compact handgun shooters who demand consistent, dependable rounds. Whether you're practicing at the range or carrying for personal defense, this 380 ACP load pairs proven hollow-point design with the consistency you'd expect from a serious ammo maker. Each box contains 20 rounds, and the 10-box case format is ideal for shooters who like to stock up without overcommitting storage.
The 90-grain hollow point is a popular choice in the 380 ACP category—light enough to cycle reliably in blowback-operated compact pistols, yet engineered with a jacketed construction for consistent feeding and performance. Grizzly Ammo (Rintoul) has built a reputation for delivering ammunition that works, whether your firearm is a classic Beretta, Ruger LCP, or any other standard 380 ACP platform.
If you own a compact .380 and want ammunition you can trust for range sessions or carry use, this load won't let you down. The 10-box case makes it easy to maintain a working supply without frequent reorders.
| Caliber | 380 ACP |
| Projectile Weight | 90 grains |
| Projectile Type | Jacketed Hollow Point |
| Round Count per Box | 20 |
| Boxes per Case | 10 |
| Manufacturer | Grizzly Ammo (Rintoul) |
Yes. This ammunition is loaded to standard 380 ACP specifications and will function in any firearm chambered for that cartridge—including popular compacts like the Beretta 84, Ruger LCP, and similar platforms. Always verify your firearm's chamber markings before loading.
Each case contains 10 boxes with 20 rounds per box, for a total of 200 rounds. This case format is convenient for shooters who practice regularly or maintain a working stock of reliable carry ammo.
This ammunition is loaded with a jacketed hollow point projectile, a common choice for defensive applications. As always, responsibility for ammunition selection and use rests with the shooter—verify compliance with local laws and test any defensive load in your specific firearm before relying on it.
Grizzly Ammo (Rintoul)
Grizzly Ammo's 380 ACP 90-grain jacketed hollow point ammunition delivers reliable performance for compact handgun shooters who demand consistent, dependable rounds. Whether you're practicing at the range or carrying for personal defense, this 380 ACP load pairs proven hollow-point design with the consistency you'd expect from a serious ammo maker. Each box contains 20 rounds, and the 10-box case format is ideal for shooters who like to stock up without overcommitting storage.
The 90-grain hollow point is a popular choice in the 380 ACP category—light enough to cycle reliably in blowback-operated compact pistols, yet engineered with a jacketed construction for consistent feeding and performance. Grizzly Ammo (Rintoul) has built a reputation for delivering ammunition that works, whether your firearm is a classic Beretta, Ruger LCP, or any other standard 380 ACP platform.
If you own a compact .380 and want ammunition you can trust for range sessions or carry use, this load won't let you down. The 10-box case makes it easy to maintain a working supply without frequent reorders.
| Caliber | 380 ACP |
| Projectile Weight | 90 grains |
| Projectile Type | Jacketed Hollow Point |
| Round Count per Box | 20 |
| Boxes per Case | 10 |
| Manufacturer | Grizzly Ammo (Rintoul) |
Yes. This ammunition is loaded to standard 380 ACP specifications and will function in any firearm chambered for that cartridge—including popular compacts like the Beretta 84, Ruger LCP, and similar platforms. Always verify your firearm's chamber markings before loading.
Each case contains 10 boxes with 20 rounds per box, for a total of 200 rounds. This case format is convenient for shooters who practice regularly or maintain a working stock of reliable carry ammo.
This ammunition is loaded with a jacketed hollow point projectile, a common choice for defensive applications. As always, responsibility for ammunition selection and use rests with the shooter—verify compliance with local laws and test any defensive load in your specific firearm before relying on it.