The .380 ACP does nothing that the 9mm can’t do better, and for far less money. The exception is that felt recoil will be less in some platforms, but with a slight reduction in recoil comes a ...

380 and 9mm are two of the most popular concealed-carry cartridges ... This diverts gas upwards and helps the shooter manage recoil. An optics-ready variant of the Shield Plus allows you to mount a ...

Whenever this pint-sized 9mm comes up in conversation ... isn’t required to harness the.380 ACP. However, it is certainly advantageous with respect to recoil reduction and is another nod to ...

in weight relative to its .380 counterpart. But increased power comes at a price, with the 9 mm Luger cartridge producing roughly twice as much recoil as the .380 ACP. Hogue supplies both the ...

Well, not anymore! The all-new Civic Duty.380 ACP round creates 9mm stopping power in a smaller, lower-recoil package, with the added benefit that its design: The sharp, flesh-cutting bullet ...

It generates between 10 and 20 percent less recoil, for one thing. And maybe more importantly, given magazines of the same size, it offers a higher capacity than the .380 Auto or 9mm Luger.

Available in 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP and .380 Auto, Liberty's high-performance ammunition has twice the effective range of standard ammo, provides up to 16% less felt recoil and considerably less ...

38, .357, .380 auto and 9mm ammunition are all the same caliber. (Caliber is the size of the projectile, or bullet.) The different names are for marketing reasons or because of where the cartridge ...