Sellier & Bellot 32ACP Ammo - 73 Grain FMJ

.32 ACP Range Ammunition

This is Sellier & Bellot's .32 ACP practice load: a 73 grain full metal jacket bullet in a brass case, packed 50 rounds to a box. It is made for shooters who own a compact .32 pistol and want consistent, affordable ammunition for range sessions, function checks and keeping up their skills. The same cartridge is sold in Europe as 7.65 Browning, and the box is marked with both names so you can confirm what you are buying.

Features

• .32 ACP / 7.65 Browning — Two names for one cartridge, so it suits any pistol stamped with either designation.
• 73 Grain Bullet — Grain is the standard unit of bullet weight (7,000 to the pound), and 73 grains works out to 4.75 g, as printed on the box.
• Full Metal Jacket — FMJ means a metal jacket covers the lead core, which helps the bullet feed smoothly and keeps lead off your hands.
• Round Nose Profile — The rounded tip slides up the feed ramp easily, which matters in small semi-automatic pistols.
• Brass Cases — Each cartridge uses a brass case, the usual material for quality handgun ammunition.
• Semi-Rimmed Case Head — The rim at the base sits slightly wider than the case body, as the .32 ACP design specifies.
• 50 Rounds Per Box — Cartridges come packed 50 to a printed carton labeled with the caliber, load and code SB32A.
• Made In The Czech Republic — Sellier & Bellot produces this ammunition at its plant in the Czech Republic.

Fit And Chambering

Use this ammunition only in firearms chambered for .32 ACP or 7.65 Browning, and check the caliber marking on your barrel or slide before loading. That includes many compact and pocket pistols, among them the .32 versions of the Walther PP and PPK, the Beretta Tomcat and the Kel-Tec P32. It is not interchangeable with .32 S&W, .32 H&R Magnum or 7.62x25mm Tokarev, which use different cases even though the bullet diameters are close.