PMC Bronze 32ACP - FMJ

.32 ACP Range Ammo

PMC Bronze .32 ACP is a practice load for small semi-automatic pistols chambered in .32 ACP, also sold as .32 Auto or 7.65mm Browning. Each box holds 50 rounds of 71 grain full metal jacket ammunition, a sensible choice for range sessions, function testing a new pocket pistol, or getting familiar with a carry gun before you buy defensive loads. It suits owners of compact .32 pistols such as the Kel-Tec P32 and Beretta Tomcat, along with older European police and service pistols in the same chambering.

Features

• 71 Grain FMJ Bullet — A full metal jacket, meaning a lead core fully covered in a copper jacket at the nose, gives a round-nose profile that feeds smoothly and keeps lead fouling in the barrel down.
• 900 FPS Muzzle Velocity — The bullet leaves the muzzle at about 900 feet per second, a standard speed for .32 ACP that keeps recoil mild in small pistols.
• 126 Ft-Lbs Muzzle Energy — Muzzle energy is rated at 126 foot-pounds, typical for this cartridge in a target and practice load.
• Brass Cases — Drawn brass cases extract cleanly and can be collected after shooting.
• Boxer Primed And Reloadable — The boxer primer has a single central flash hole, so handloaders can deprime and reload the spent cases with standard tools.
• Non-Corrosive — The primers contain no corrosive salts, so you clean your pistol on your normal schedule without needing to neutralize residue.
• Centerfire Pistol Cartridge — The primer sits in the center of the case head, the standard ignition system for modern handgun ammunition.
• 50 Rounds Per Box — Cartridges come in a printed 50-round box marked with the PMC part number 32A for easy reordering.

Case And Compatibility

PMC is the ammunition brand of Poongsan Corporation, and the Bronze line is its range and training ammunition. The box is headstamped and labeled 32 Auto, which is the same cartridge as .32 ACP and 7.65mm Browning, so it will chamber in any pistol marked with one of those names. Check the barrel or slide markings on your firearm before loading, and do not use it in guns chambered for .32 S&W, .32 S&W Long or .32 H&R Magnum, which are revolver cartridges with different dimensions.