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The Atomic 00414 brings serious performance to the .380 ACP with a 90-grain hollow point that's engineered to hit hard from short-barreled concealed carry pistols. At 1100 fps, this load delivers the velocity needed to achieve both reliable expansion and proper penetration, meeting the critical balance that separates effective self-defense ammo from ammunition that just happens to be the right caliber.
The 90-grain bullet is sized to expand to about 150% of its original diameter even when it has to penetrate heavy clothing first, then continue through tissue to achieve 12-plus inches of penetration. That's the performance window where you want your defensive load to live. Atomic tests their ballistics in real guns people actually carry, not in test barrels, so the numbers you get are what you can expect from your pistol on the range or in a real scenario.
The nickel-plated brass casing ensures smooth feeding and extraction cycle after cycle. This matters more with the .380 than it does with larger calibers because short barrels and small profiles leave less margin for error. Atomic loads these to exact specifications using commercial-grade machinery, and each round gets inspected before it leaves the factory. You get consistency that defensive ammunition demands.
This round works as a trainer too. Load your carry gun with it, run it at the range to build familiarity with how your pistol performs with this specific load, and you'll know exactly what you have when it matters. The 90-grain weight is the standard defensive load in the .380, proven through extensive testing and real-world use across multiple brands and designs.
Yes. The 90-grain weight and 1100 fps velocity are specifically calibrated to initiate expansion from the shorter barrels found in pocket .380 pistols. Atomic tests their ballistics in real firearms people actually carry, not in test barrels, so the performance numbers account for real-world barrel lengths and conditions.
For a short-recoil pistol, yes. Nickel-plated casings feed and extract more smoothly, which matters in the .380 because the small profile and light recoil impulse leave less margin for error. The coating also resists corrosion better if the ammo is stored in humid conditions.
Absolutely. The 90-grain hollow point is the standard defensive weight across all major brands, and training with the exact load you carry builds familiarity with how your specific pistol handles it. Running it at the range means you know the recoil impulse, the point of impact, and the reliability profile of your defense round before you ever need it.
Atomic's 90-grain hollow point is known for delivering 1100 fps velocity, which is on the hotter end of the .380 spectrum without being a plus-pressure load. Users consistently report it achieves the velocity and penetration advertised, and the nickel-plated brass has a reputation for reliable feeding and ejection compared to standard brass in the same weight class.
| Caliber/Gauge | .380 ACP |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 0.76 |
| Grains | 90 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 00414 |
| Units per Box | 50 |
| UPC | 858767004140 |
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