38 Special – 158 gr TMJ – Speer Lawman Cleanfire (53899) – 1000 Rounds

Indoor ranges and agencies that train in enclosed spaces need practice ammo that keeps airborne lead to a minimum, and Speer Lawman Clean-Fire was built for exactly that. This listing is Speer Lawman Clean-Fire 38 Special 158 grain total metal jacket ammo, MPN 53899, sold as a 1,000 round bulk case.

The 158 grain total metal jacket (TMJ) bullet is fully enclosed in copper with no exposed lead at the base, and Clean-Fire loads pair it with a CCI Clean-Fire primer that is free of lead, barium, and antimony. Together they reduce lead exposure at indoor ranges. Speer lists this load at 850 fps with 253 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, a mild, controllable load that matches the feel of a standard 158 grain duty round for qualification practice.

This ammunition fits revolvers chambered in 38 Special, including the Smith and Wesson Model 10 and 686, Ruger GP100, SP101, and LCR, and Colt revolvers. It can also be fired in 357 Magnum revolvers, which safely chamber 38 Special. A common question is whether TMJ ammo is a defensive load. It is not; TMJ bullets do not expand, so this is a training and range load. The 1,000 round case is sized for regular range days and qualification courses, and it is a cost-effective way to keep revolver skills sharp between duty or carry qualifications.

Speer Lawman Clean-Fire 53899 is new production ammunition, not reloads, made in the USA. Each cartridge uses a brass case with a boxer primer and is non-corrosive, and the boxer primed brass is reloadable for handloaders. Buying by the case also keeps you on one production lot, so point of impact and velocity stay consistent from box to box. This case comes in factory packaging as 20 boxes of 50 rounds for a total of 1,000 rounds of 38 Special 158 grain Total Metal Jacket (TMJ).