Description
The 30 Luger was invented by Georg Luger toward the end of the 19th century when he shortened a 7.65x25mm casing down to a 7.65x21mm. It permitted a pistol with a narrower grip and a shorter stroke. If you are a lucky enough duck to own a Luger pistol (the guy liked naming things after himself), then enjoying it at the range is as simple as ordering up this box of ammo by Prvi Partizan.
rThis round has a 93 grain FMJ projectile, a cost-effective bullet for range training that feeds easily and prevents barrel leading. Its concentric brass casing is precisely tapered and strong enough for repeated reloadings. Prvi Partizan uses only non-corrosive Boxer primers in their ammunition.
rThere’s six Luger magazines worth of ammo in this box of 50, plus change. We advise stocking up while we’ve got this ammo in stock, because 30 Luger isn’t a huge seller at most sporting goods stores. (Maybe with the exception of a few in Argentina.)
