380 Auto – 88 gr JHP – Remington (L380A1B – R23974) – 600 Rounds

Description 380 Auto 88 grain JHP ammo from Remington UMC gives shooters a brass-cased hollow point load in a 600-round case. Each L380A1B / R23974 round uses an 88-grain jacketed hollow point bullet with new Boxer-primed brass casing and Remington UMC construction. Remington lists this load at 990 fps with 191 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. The JHP projectile gives buyers a different option from standard .380 ACP FMJ range ammunition, making it useful for function testing, familiarization, and lawful defensive-use preparation where permitted. You can review the official Remington UMC R23974 product specs for manufacturer ballistic data. Each case includes 6 boxes of 100 rounds, making it a practical bulk format for buyers who want one consistent .380 Auto load across multiple range sessions. The brass cases also add value for shooters who save reloadable brass after practice. Compared with 95-grain .380 FMJ training loads, this Remington UMC option uses a lighter 88-grain hollow point bullet with a 990 fps listed velocity. For related options, browse 380 ACP Ammo, Bulk Handgun Ammo, and Remington Ammo. Key Features: Caliber: .380 Auto / .380 ACP Bullet Weight: 88 Grain Bullet Type: Jacketed Hollow Point Manufacturer: Remington UMC Product Line: UMC Handgun Manufacturer Part Number: R23974 Alternate SKU: L380A1B Case Type: Brass Primer: Boxer Condition: New Muzzle Velocity: 990 fps Muzzle Energy: 191 ft-lbs Quantity: 600 Rounds Packaging: 6 boxes of 100 rounds Product Specifications: Specification Details Product Name 380 Auto – 88 gr JHP – Remington UMC L380A1B R23974 – 600 Rounds Caliber .380 Auto / .380 ACP Manufacturer Remington UMC Product Line UMC Handgun Manufacturer Part Number R23974 Alternate SKU L380A1B Bullet Weight 88 Grain Bullet Type Jacketed Hollow Point Case Type Brass Primer Boxer Condition New Muzzle Velocity 990 fps Muzzle Energy 191 ft-lbs Box Quantity 100 rounds Case Quantity 600 rounds Case Packaging 6 boxes of 100 rounds Best Use Range training, function testing, familiarization, lawful defensive-use preparation