Remington 380 ACP Range Ammo

Remington 380 Range Bucket ammo is produced in Lonoke, Arkansas. The Remington company employs American-made brass, Kleanbore primers and multiple bullet options (full metal-case, soft point, jacketed hollow point, lead-free) across popular calibers for high-quality, cost-effective practice, personal defense and hunting ammo.

Specifications:

– 4 boxes per case

– Brand: Remington

– Brand family: UMC

– Bullet type: FMJ

– CA Prop 65: Yes

– Caliber: 380 Auto

– Case material: Brass

– Case pack: Boxed

– Compliance item type: Handgun ammo

– Energy: 192 ft-lbs

– Grain: 95 gr

– Lead free: No

– Package/packing: Bucket

– Primer: Boxer

– Reloadable case: Yes

– Rounds: 300

– Velocity: 955 FPS

The History Of Remington Ammunition

For almost 140 years, Remington has been synonymous with top-quality ammunition made in the United States. As the first company to create centerfire, .22 Long Rifle, and super accurate “Palma Match” target cartridges, UMC has a long history of innovative excellence. With a limited selection of popular options, UMC prioritizes producing high-quality and affordable ammunition thanks to their extensive experience and efficient manufacturing processes. With a track record of superior design and production, trust Remington 380 Range Bucket for a truly enjoyable shooting experience.

Early History

1816 marks the founding year of America’s oldest gunmaker by Eliphalet Remington. Its name has also changed several times, from E. Remington to Remington UMC. Despite these changes, Remington remains a nostalgic and recognized brand in the United States, with most gun owners owning at least one of their firearms.

In 1888, investors who also owned United Metallic Cartridge purchased Remington, leading to the company’s entry into ammunition production.

The addition of DuPont to the company in 1933 brought a wealth of chemical expertise, and the acquisition of Peters Cartridge further solidified Remington’s presence in the ammunition market.

A state-of-the-art plant was opened in 1969 to keep up with high demand, and the company continued to grow and acquire other top gun brands. However, financial struggles led to bankruptcy in 2018 and eventual sale to Vista Outdoor, resulting in a significant restructuring and revitalization of Remington Ammunition.

Today, the company is thriving under Vista Outdoor ownership, with a dedicated and prideful workforce and continually increasing production.