However, there’s no question that the .380 ACP is a viable defensive round, because many lives have been saved by armed citizens who used a .380 to defend themselves against violent aggressors.

G2 Research's high-efficiency .380 ACP Civic Duty self-defense round changes the game. The pure copper, 69-grain, light weight low recoil, specialized CNC-machined bullet moves at 1,250 FPS, ...

As one of the most popular pocket-pistol cartridges today, the .380 ACP round is actually quite long in the tooth. Dating back more than a century to its creation by John Moses Browning, the .380 ...

The .380 ACP slide can function safely with less mass, since this cartridge operates at the much lower maximum pressure level of 21,500 PSI compared to the 9 mm's pressure levels, which can go up ...

The .380 ACP round was invented in 1908 by inventor John Moses Browning. The early 1900s were perhaps Browning’s most prolific and influential period, with the invention of firearms such as the ...

I get it. The premise of using the .380 ACP for self-defense seems foolish to some. For those who think it’s inadequate, I’d like to point out that you’re not likely to find any volunteers to stand ...

Worry no more, .380 ACP owners—Sightmark has your zeroing needs covered with their redesigned .380 ACP Laser Boresight (SM39046). ... just like a normal round, ...

While sharing virtually the same bullet diameter as the famed 9mm round, the .380 is certainly not equal to the 9mm in overall performance. The 9mm is a heavier cartridge. It offers a large case, more ...