Hornady Critical Defense 38 Special 110 Grain Flex Tip Handgun Ammo - 25 Rounds - H90310
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Hornady Critical Defense Ammunition was purpose built for concealed carry guns and designed to deliver reliable and controlled expansion regardless of target every time.. Critical Defense Ammunition is loaded with Hornady’s FTX bullet which has a soft polymer insert that delivers superior controlled expansion and large, deep wound cavities over a wide range of velocities. Each round is loaded into a nickel case for increased visibility in low-light situations and premium low flash propellants that deliver proven performance, even in very short-barreled handguns that will not disrupt your vision.
Features:
- Unaffected by thick and heavy clothing, including denim and leather
- FTX bullet delivers superior controlled expansion and large, deep wound cavities over a wide range of velocities
- Clean burning and efficient propellants reduce recoil in lightweight handguns, and perform consistently at all temperatures
- Minimal muzzle flash protect night vision
- Feeds reliably in pistols
- Silver nickel plating prevents corrosion and is easily visible in low light situations
- Bullets are custom designed for individual loads
- Effective, consistent, reliable self-defense ammunition
Specifications:
- Caliber: 38 Special
- Bullet Weight: 110 Grains
- Bullet Style: Flex Tip eXpanding
- Case Type: Brass
- Muzzle Velocity: 1010 fps
- Muzzle Energy: 249 ft. lbs.
| Weight | 12 oz |
|---|---|
| Bullet Type | Hollow Point |
| Bullet Weight (Grains) | 110 |
| Cartridge Compatibility | 38 Special |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Velocity (FPS) | 1090 |
| Lead-Free | No |
| Rounds | 25 |
| MPN | H90310 |
| UPC | 090255903102 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
