Winchester Ranger .38SPCL 50/Box 130GR +P

    March 27, 2016
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    • Special Purchase! Limited to stock on hand!
    • Priced far below LE Distributor cost!

    Ranger Bonded handgun ammunition was specifically created to deliver maximum penetration through the toughest of barriers. This effectiveness is made possible thanks to the Winchester proprietary core/jacket bonding process—and is enhanced with a special hollow point cavity that acts in unison to control expansion, leading to maximum weight retention and deep penetration through hard and abrasive barriers including auto glass. Selected by federal law enforcement agencies for their .40 and 9mm caliber service rounds, the Ranger Bonded gives you the penetration to handle the most serious of threats.

    • SUPERIOR PENETRATION
    • IDEAL FOR AUTO GLASS OR OTHER ABRASIVE BARRIERS
    • PERMANENT CORE/JACKET BOND WITH SPECIAL HOLLOW POINT CAVITY
    • OUTSTANDING ACCURACY

    Specifications

    • 130 grain +P Bonded Jacketed Hollow Point
    • Nickle plated brass case
    • Winchester’s best Law Enforcement load in .38.
    • Cartridge: 38 Special +P
    • Bullet Weight: 130
    • Muzzle Velocity: 960
    • Ballistic Co-efficient: 0.182
    • Rounds Per Box: 50

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