32 ACP - 72 Grain FMJ - Armscor - 50 Rounds

The 7.65 Browning, or .32 Auto Colt Pistol ammo as it is known in the United States, represents John Browning’s first attempt at a self-loading pistol cartridge. As with most of his creations that have lasted over the decades, it has remained because of its simplicity and reliability. Though firearms designs have gotten to the point of ever smaller pistol designs accepting larger calibers, the prolificity of the caliber’s use in dozens of nations through hundreds of designs means there is still a need for range and training ammunition for it.

This ammo is loaded with Armscor’s 72 grain, full metal jacket bullet. It fits the bill with a muzzle velocity of 908 feet per second with 130 foot pounds of energy: well suited and reliable for that C&R pistol or any of the modern models.

Armscor began as an import and firearms manufacturer in the Philippines and is known today for its economically priced and reliable 1911 clones. With ammunition manufacturing facilities now located in the US, they provide dependable range and training ammunition in a growing variety of calibers, as well as their own proprietary chambers as well. To compete on the American market, they have to maintain a reputation for dependability and provision of quality, reloadable brass cases.