I have been searching long for some cheap .380 plinking ammo, and finally found some that I think will fill the bill: Novosibirsk .380 FMJ from http://www.dansammo.com
That's $50 for 500 rounds. The ammo is brass-cased (not steel) so its kind to extractors. Its Berdan-primed, so non-reloadable.
I was worried about quality, but from my first shoot I came away impressed. Most accurate ammo I have found in my FEG APK (PPK clone). Functioned perfectly. I recommend it.
Novosibisrk is one of Russia's main ammo producers. This stuff is not surplus, it is (relatively) new manufacture. Mine is head-stamped 1999--I assume that's the year of manufacture?. Like most military ammo, it is sealed at primer and case mouth, so should store well.
That's $50 for 500 rounds. The ammo is brass-cased (not steel) so its kind to extractors. Its Berdan-primed, so non-reloadable.
I was worried about quality, but from my first shoot I came away impressed. Most accurate ammo I have found in my FEG APK (PPK clone). Functioned perfectly. I recommend it.
Novosibisrk is one of Russia's main ammo producers. This stuff is not surplus, it is (relatively) new manufacture. Mine is head-stamped 1999--I assume that's the year of manufacture?. Like most military ammo, it is sealed at primer and case mouth, so should store well.