Remington HTP .380 ACP is a personal-protection load with an 88-grain jacketed hollow point, brass case and Kleanbore priming, 20 rounds to a box. The bullet is designed to hold its weight and expand to roughly double its diameter, and Remington lists it at 990 feet per second with 320 foot-pounds of energy at the muzzle.

For an Illinois owner who carries or keeps a small .380 pistol, this is the box to load the magazine from, with a second box set aside to confirm it feeds and prints where the sights say. An 88-grain hollow point at 990 feet per second is a defensive load rather than a practice round, so most owners keep a few boxes on hand and do their volume shooting with full metal jacket. The brass is reloadable for those who save cases.

Key features

• .380 ACP, 88-grain jacketed hollow point
• 990 feet per second, 320 foot-pounds muzzle energy
• Brass case, Kleanbore priming
• 20 rounds per box

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