Pocket pistols are often carried far more than they are shot, and Winchester’s familiar white box gives owners an easy, affordable way to change that. This listing is Winchester USA 380 Auto 95 grain full metal jacket ammunition, MPN Q4206, sold as 250 rounds in five 50 round boxes. It is a practical supply for learning a new 380 or keeping skills current with a compact carry gun.
Winchester rates this load at 955 fps with 192 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. The 95 grain round nose FMJ is the standard 380 practice bullet and feeds smoothly through small single-stack magazines, where reliable feeding matters most. Short sight radius and light weight make small 380s harder to shoot well, so regular range time is valuable. Because a full metal jacket does not expand, use this load for practice and save expanding hollow points for carry.
This ammunition fits pistols chambered in 380 Auto, also called 380 ACP or 9mm Short, including the Ruger LCP and LCP MAX, Glock 42, Smith and Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 and M&P380 Shield EZ, SIG P238, Kimber Micro, Walther PPK, Browning 1911-380, and Taurus Spectrum. A common question is whether a 380 pistol needs a break-in period. Many small pistols run better after a couple hundred rounds, so a 250 round supply is a sensible way to prove a new gun before you carry it. Another common question is whether 380 and 9mm Makarov are the same. They are not. 9×18 Makarov is longer and wider, and it does not fit a 380 Auto chamber.
Winchester Q4206 is new production ammunition, not reloads, made in the USA. Each round uses a reloadable brass case with a boxer primer and is non-corrosive. This listing ships as 5 boxes of 50 rounds for a total of 250 rounds of 380 Auto 95 grain FMJ from one lot, giving you consistent function across every practice session.
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