38 Super - +P 130 Grain FMJ - PMC - 50 Rounds

This ol’ world.

Yes I bought my first ever firearm during a pandemic and national riots. Getting shells/cartridges or whatever you call them, was next to impossible. You guys were patient and informative when I frantically tried to get the right size cartridge. And, miracle of miracles, you had one—one!—box that I needed. So at least bad people attacking my home… read more would not have to share a round, unless more than 50 came—then I’d have to try for 50 flesh-wounds. I’d make it work. Although I’m in Colorado I was treated like a native son of the south. I appreciate it.

Will purchase more

Was always interested in the .38 Super, and I enjoy shooting a 1911 frame. Recently purchased one, and ammo isnt always easy to find. I'm not a reloader or a ballistics person, but I can say the ammo purchased ran without any hiccups. Weapon shoots nicely and is enjoyable and accurate with this ammo. Service was top notch and I've since re-ordered .38 Super and 10MM.

Great service

Max is a wonderful person and rep for your company. He helped me identify a gun that I had found. Gave me the history and value range of the gun. Very pleasant, very helpful. Btw the answer to the original question is. They are just bullets. Tyvm I will always order from max at lucky gunner. Jeffrey L Mortell

38 super

Good ammo - shot from race gun - ammo is light at times but runs strong as long as gun is clean

Excellent quality and performance

This is top quality ammo for a caliber that is somewhat uncommon and quite expensive. LuckyGunner's price is one of the lowest I have seen anywhere, though it is not cheap compared to, say, 9x19mm Parabellum. I fired a full box today through my Rock Island Armory 1911. No FTEs or FTFs. I fired some rounds off of a rest at 25 yards. I managed to get a 2-inch group with five rounds.