SKU: RT23978
UPC: 047700477107
The Remington UMC Range Bucket in .380 Auto is a 300-round supply of full metal jacket practice ammunition built for shooters who want to spend more time at the range. Each round pushes a 95-grain FMJ bullet at 955 fps for 192 ft-lbs of energy. This delivers consistent reliable feeding that makes practice comfortable and productive. Packaged in a resealable bucket rather than loose boxes it keeps a full training session's worth of ammo organized portable and easy to grab on the way out the door.
This load is part of Remington's long-running UMC handgun line which is American-made in Lonoke Arkansas using first-quality factory-fresh brass and clean-shooting Kleanbore primers. The full metal jacket profile is designed specifically for target work. The FMJ profile is intended for range use and the brass cases are Boxer-primed and reloadable. With four buckets to a case the packaging is suited to shooters who keep a larger practice inventory on hand.
Everything about this bucket is engineered around value and volume. The 95-grain FMJ bullet is a common .380 Auto range weight. Whether you are breaking in a new pistol running defensive drills or simply putting in reps to stay sharp the UMC Range Bucket gives you dependable factory-fresh ammunition in a quantity that keeps the day going.
Product Specifications
For the shooter who values trigger time the Remington UMC .380 Auto Range Bucket is a straightforward answer to a common problem. These cartridges offer dependable clean-shooting FMJ practice ammo in a quantity that lasts. It suits new .380 owners breaking in a carry pistol regulars logging steady range sessions and reloaders who want quality reusable brass.
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