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This Fiocchi .380 Auto ammunition delivers a straightforward approach to defensive shooting. It uses Hornady's XTP hollow point bullet, which was engineered specifically to expand at the lower velocities that .380 ACP naturally produces. The design features six precise folds in the bullet that divide it into symmetrical sections, allowing controlled expansion without fragmenting. In real-world testing, the round has shown consistent terminal performance around 10-13 inches of penetration with reliable expansion, making it one of the more dependable options in this caliber.
Loaded to 975 fps from a standard barrel, this ammunition strikes a practical balance. The muzzle energy sits around 190 foot-pounds, which is solid for a .380 and enough to deliver consistent performance in typical defensive distances under 10 feet. The nickel-plated brass cases feed smoothly in semi-automatic pistols and resist corrosion when your carry gun sits in a holster through humid weather.
The 90-grain weight is the sweet spot for .380 ammunition. It's heavy enough to carry velocity downrange without being so heavy that it sacrifices speed. The XTP bullet design handles the lower velocities that pocket pistols produce better than many other modern hollow point designs, which is why you'll see this round recommended consistently across ballistic testing forums. Users report that it feeds reliably in finicky .380 pistols like the Ruger LCP and similar compact carry guns.
The ammunition is new production, non-corrosive, and comes in reloadable boxer-primed brass cases. This box of 25 rounds gives you a practical quantity for checking function in your carry gun or working up a defensive load you trust.
The 90-grain XTP has a good track record for reliable feeding in compact .380 pistols. The nickel-plated brass cases produce less friction than standard brass, which helps. That said, always function-test defensive ammunition through your specific gun before relying on it, since certain pistols can be finicky with certain bullet profiles.
The XTP bullet is designed to expand at lower velocities, which matters for .380 where velocity is limited. Independent testing shows it produces penetration in the 10-13 inch range, which is solid for this caliber. It's often ranked alongside Federal HST and Speer Gold Dot as a reliable option for .380 defense, though some prefer loads with polymer tips to reduce clothing clogging.
Yes, 975 fps is a good velocity for .380 ammo. This load is pushing near the upper end of what you can safely achieve in this caliber, which helps ensure the XTP bullet expands reliably. Real-world testing shows slightly lower velocities from short-barrel pocket pistols, but the ammunition still maintains enough speed to initiate expansion.
Yes, the Fiocchi .380 Auto comes in reloadable boxer-primed brass cases. The nickel plating makes them more durable than standard brass and they resist corrosion. If you reload, you can process and reuse them just like standard brass ammunition.
| Caliber/Gauge | .380 ACP |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 0.92 |
| Grains | 90 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 380XTP25 |
| Product Type | XTP |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 762344710471 |
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