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50rds - 45 ACP WPA Polyformance 230gr. FMJ Ammo

50rds - 45 ACP WPA Polyformance 230gr. FMJ Ammo

Name: 50rds - 45 ACP WPA Polyformance 230gr. FMJ Ammo
Brand: Wolf Ammunition
Price: 17.45 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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Wolf Ammunition 230 Grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) Ammo Details

This is 45 ACP Wolf Performance Ammunition Polyformance 230gr. Full Metal Jacket Ammo. This ammo is manufactured in Russia. This ammo is polymer steel cased, berdan primed, and non-corrosive. It comes packed in 50rd. boxes.

Manufacturer

Wolf Ammunition
Condition

New
Bullet Weight

230 Grain
Bullet Type

Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
Use Type

Range Training
Casing Type

Steel
Quantity

50
Ammo Caliber

45 ACP (Auto)
Primer Type

Berdan
Muzzle Velocity

850
Magnetic

Yes
UPC Barcode

645611451119
Cost Per Round

$0.35/ppr

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posted on 10/15/2016 by George Speakman

Good and cheap fired many rounds at range never a problem
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posted on 10/15/2016 by George Speakman

Fired over 300 rounds and only one misfire, Accuracy was good, I'm overall pleased

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What is the Difference Between “.45,” “.45 Auto,” and “.45 ACP?”

There really is no difference for these terms, as they are largely used to describe the .45 ACP, which is the official name of the cartridge. When someone says “.45” in reference to ammunition, they are usually referring to the .45 ACP. The same goes for “.45 Auto,” as “ACP” stands for “Automatic Colt Pistol.” However, they may be referring to the .45 GAP, which stand for “Glock Automatic Pistol.” The GAP, however, is much less common than the ACP.

Are the .45 ACP and .45 GAP Interchangeable?

No. Unlike other cartridges (the .38 Special and .357 Magnum, for example), these two cartridges are not interchangeable at all. The .45 ACP was created by Colt’s Manufacturing Company for their line of pistols, while Glock created .45 GAP ammunition for their own products. These cartridges have different dimensions, most noticeably a vastly different overall length.

How Far Can a .45 ACP Effectively Shoot?

The .45 ACP is an effective handgun round for target shooting, but it is generally limited to about 50 yards of effective range, a fairly common maximum distance for handguns. For example, the Gold Medal rounds with 185-grain FMJ bullets (a light bullet for this cartridge), when zeroed to 25 yards, will drop 3.1 inches at 50 yards and almost two feet at 100. This makes using the .45 ACP at distances over 50 yards extremely difficult.

Is the .45 ACP Ideal for Self-Defense?

Yes. The .45 ACP can deliver effective speed and velocity for personal and home protection. The cartridge has muzzle velocities generally in the range of 800 to 1,100 feet per second, and can go even higher if you are firing +P ammunition. It also delivers muzzle energies approaching 500 foot-pounds, which drives effective penetration and expansion to the target. The only downside for .45 ACP is that it may be too large for some conceal-carry users and could have too much recoil for effective secondary shots. If you are using the .45 ACP for self defense, you will want expanding rounds such as jacketed hollow points.

Is the .45 ACP Better Than the 9mm Luger?

That depends on what you want from your cartridge. If you value sheer strength and stopping power above all, the .45 ACP is your best option. However, the 9mm Luger ammunition is a compact yet powerful cartridge that is ideal for many gun owners.

Which Firearms Commonly Load the .45 ACP?

While there are many weapons that can load the .45 ACP, the most famous is the 1911-style semi-automatic pistols. These firearms can be chambered for many different calibers, but the 1911/.45 ACP relationship is one of the most famous and successful gun/cartridge combinations in the world.