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When you're focused on punching clean, consistent holes in paper targets, this is where you want to be. Double Tap loaded these to match-grade standards specifically for revolver shooters who demand precision and repeatability. The 148-grain hardcast bullet is engineered to cut sharp, clean holes for easy scoring and sits at velocities that keep recoil gentle, which means faster follow-up shots and less fatigue during longer practice sessions.
What sets these apart is the build quality and attention to detail. The 21 BHN hardness of the hardcast bullet means minimal barrel leading and no deformation on impact. You'll get consistent shot placement that reveals exactly what your revolver and your shooting are capable of. The match-grade tolerances mean there's no guessing about what each round will do. From a snubnose revolver to a 6-inch barrel, this ammunition performs predictably across the board.
Double Tap loaded these to deliver one-hole accuracy out to 50 yards, which is the standard you'll see in serious revolver competitions. The brass casing is reloadable, making them practical for handloaders who want to dial in their loads even further. If you compete in bullseye shooting or revolver matches, or if you're building a precision target practice routine, this is ammo worth running through your gun. Velocity data shows around 740-850 fps depending on your barrel length, which puts it right in the sweet spot for target shooting without unnecessary recoil.
Wadcutter bullets have a completely flat front that's as wide as the cartridge, which cuts clean, circular holes in paper targets instead of ragged edges. This makes scoring much easier in competitions and practice. They also shoot at lower velocities, which reduces recoil and lets you get faster, more accurate follow-up shots, especially important in precision shooting.
Yes, .38 Special ammunition fires safely in .357 Magnum revolvers since the .357 chamber is longer and fully supports the shorter .38 Special case. Many shooters use .38 Special wadcutters in .357 revolvers specifically for target shooting because the lighter recoil makes extended practice sessions more comfortable. Just check your revolver's manual if you want to be certain.
Double Tap's match-grade tolerances and hardcast bullet construction are designed to deliver one-hole accuracy out to 50 yards, which is the standard you'll see in competitive revolver shooting. The tight tolerances mean each round performs consistently, so you're testing your gun and your shooting rather than the ammunition. Many users report extremely tight groups and reliable performance across different revolver types.
This is primarily a target and competition load, though some shooters do use wadcutters for defensive purposes in lightweight revolvers where recoil is a concern. The flat-nosed design does have penetration qualities, but the low velocity is the limiting factor. For primary self-defense, standard hollow point or defensive loads are generally considered more effective.
| Caliber/Gauge | .38 Special |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 0.58 |
| Grains | 148Gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 38S148T50 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lead Wadcutter |
| Shipping Weight | 1.73 |
| Units per Box | 50 |
| UPC | 091037004925 |
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