Stryker .38 Special 158 gr FMJ - 400 ct. - FREE SHIPPING

250 rounds so far, smith 19-4, 66-3, 64-5, perfect function,...very warm, loud. Good punchy feel. Good groups at 25 yds...Will buy more

I just got out to the range today and tested this ammo out in 3 guns of mine. First and foremost, all of it went bang with zero issues and I actually found it to be a good stout .38 Special load, its pretty warm like the other person said. I like it when ammo is actually loaded properly and not weak, im not a fan of weak ammo because ideally you train with loads that are similar to what you carry. I shot this ammo in 3 guns, I will list them alone with the average velocity and energy over 5 shots, Garmin Xero Chrony used: 1. S&W 442 Ultra Carry snubnose (1 7/8ths In. barrel) - Average FPS = 915.2 FPS, 294 ft/lbs. min FPS = 886.1, max FPS = 932.4. This snubby averaged 731 FPS with 158 grain Norma "range and training 968 FPS" ammo. This snubby averaged 802 FPS with S&B 158 grain FMJ. So this Stryker ammo is hot out of a snubby, id say! And you can feel it for sure. 2. Ruger GP100 (4.20 in. barrel) - Average FPS = 949 FPS, 316 ft/lbs. min FPS = 927.3, max FPS = 965. 3. Henry Big Boy X .357 lever action (17.4 in. barrel) - Average FPS = 1151.7 FPS, 465 ft/lbs. min FPS = 1128.4, max FPS = 1176.8. Important to note that I was using a Silencer Co Omega 36M and every single shot was super sonic, so dont shoot this stuff in a lever gun expecting it to be subsonic. I must have shot 30 round of this stuff and not once was it subsonic. To me it was still hearing safe with my suppressor but very clear making a super sonic crack. Overall I am very pleased, the ammo was in great condition and I will be buying. Hopefully this detailed review satisfies any other ammo nerds like me out there.

Picked some up to see how my gp100 liked it. Shoots good. No problems at all. Put 500 or so theough it so far, including an IDPA match here locally. Ordered more today and will bery likely order more in the future.