Federal American Eagle .380 Auto 95 Grain FMJ is a target and training load built for consistent function in .380 ACP pistols, using a traditional full metal jacket bullet and brass-cased, centerfire construction for routine range use.
 
Key Features
95-grain FMJ bullet – Full metal jacket profile is shaped for smooth feeding and consistent cycling, with no intended expansion.
Training-focused performance – Loaded to provide a familiar recoil impulse and practical accuracy for drills and practice sessions.
Brass case – Brass-cased construction supports consistent chamber sealing and reliable extraction.
Non-corrosive, boxer-primed – Modern primer system is intended for dependable ignition and routine maintenance compatibility.
Range-friendly bullet construction – Conventional lead-core, copper-jacket design aligns with typical indoor and outdoor range requirements.
 
Specifications
Model number – AE380AP.
Cartridge – .380 Auto / .380 ACP (9×17mm).
Bullet weight – 95 grain.
Bullet type – Full Metal Jacket (FMJ).
Listed muzzle velocity – 980 feet per second (varies by firearm and barrel length).
Listed muzzle energy – 203 foot-pounds (varies by firearm and barrel length).
Test barrel length – 3.75 inches.
Case material – Brass.
Primer type – Centerfire, boxer-primed, non-corrosive.
Rounds per box – 50 cartridges.
 
Competing Items
Winchester USA .380 Auto 95 gr FMJ – Comparable FMJ practice load in the same caliber and weight class.
Remington UMC .380 Auto 95 gr FMJ – Similar training-oriented .380 ACP ball ammunition.
Fiocchi Range Dynamics .380 Auto 95 gr FMJ – Direct alternative aimed at high-volume practice.
PMC Bronze .380 Auto FMJ – Comparable brass-cased FMJ option for routine range use.
 
Conclusion
Federal American Eagle .380 Auto 95 Grain FMJ is a straightforward .380 ACP practice load designed around reliable feeding, consistent ignition, and typical FMJ behavior for training and general target shooting.