.380 ACP MHP
5,5g / 85gr
Reduced recoil for faster target reacquisition.
Preserves the weapon’s service life.
Trusted by law enforcement worldwide.
Application
Ideal back-up caliber with high reliability (also known as 9×17 or 9mm Short).
Excellent choice for home defense and for law enforcement.
All components are produced to perform seamlessly together for perfect functioning in all common types of weapons.
Cartridge | |
|---|---|
Projectile | MHP 5,5g / 85gr |
Projectile material
| CuZn alloy jacket with lead core |
Primer / propellant
| Lead Free / Double base powder |
Case material
| CuZn alloy |
Article number | Tbd. |
Performance | |
|---|---|
Term of reference | C.I.P. |
Temperature range | -20°C to +52°C |
Mean case mouth pressure (bar) | max. 1350 |
Muzzle velocity (m/s)
| 390 |
Muzzle energy (J) | 418 |
Accuracy | D100% ≤ 50mm at 25m |
Packaging |
|---|
50 rds./cardboard box, 1 000 rds./cardboard box |
Technical specification and numerical data are given as an indication only and are of no contractual nature.
version 30. Aug. 2021 |
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