Bianchi Cup Champion shooter Doug Koenig designed this .38 Super with self-defense in mind. The 110-grain JHP (Jacketed Hollow Point) bullet from Koenig allows you to practice self-defense scenarios without breaking the bank. Not just for the range, this 38 Super Ammo comes in high-quality reloadable brass and is perfect for your everyday carry or home-defense .38 Super handgun. The .38 Super ballistics of these rounds are excellent for self-defense. These Koenig’s shot through a 5-inch barrel have a muzzle velocity of 1,292 fps (feet per second) and a muzzle energy of 408 ft.-lbs. (foot-pounds). Those slight variations from a standard 115gr bullet have better balance and speed that you can feel at the range, even at competitive levels. Specifications for Koenig Defense .38 Super 110-Grain Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) Brass Casing Centerfire Pistol Ammunition: Manufacturer: Koenig Cartridge: .38 Super Number of Rounds: 20 Bullet Type: Hollow Point (HP) Bullet Weight: 110 grain Cartridge Case Material: Brass Muzzle Velocity: 1300 ft/s Application: Personal Protection Package Type: Box Included Accessories: Standard Primer Style: Centerfire Lead Free: No Gun Type: Handgun Features of Koenig Defense .38 Super 110-Grain Hollow Point Brass 1300 Pistol Ammunition: 110-grain JHP (Jacketed Hollow Point) bullet High-quality reloadable brass Muzzle velocity 1,292 fps (feet per second) Muzzle energy 408 ft.-lbs. (foot-pounds) Package Contents: Koenig Defense .38 Super 110-Grain Hollow Point Brass 1300 Pistol Ammunition, Box of 20 Rounds
2 reviews for Koenig Defense .38 Super 110-Grain Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) Brass Casing Centerfire Pistol Ammunition
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Zcraig7 –
Fired flawlessly in my gun! No feed issues or misfires in 300 rds even after my gun hadnt been cleaned. Will get alot more very soon. Always a pleasure getting items from optics planet. Fast shipping and excellent customer service.
Brian –
Your expert said these would fire in any 38 or 357. I am here to tell you I wouldn't try it. The flange on the bottom of the shell is notably smaller and falls right past the ejector plate. I'm afraid to use them, for fear they will get jammed in the cylinder or cause something worse. But I am apparently stuck with them. I hope management is looking at these reviews. These cartridges appear to be for a semi-automatic.