Speer Lawman 38 Special +P Clean-Fire ammo is a clean way to train with full duty recoil. Each round uses a 158 grain Total Metal Jacket bullet and a lead-free primer. As a result, it puts far less lead and heavy metal in the air at indoor ranges.

Why Train With Speer Lawman 38 Special?

Standard FMJ bullets leave lead exposed at the base. However, Speer’s Total Metal Jacket covers the entire core in copper. Therefore, hot gases can’t vaporize lead from the base when the round fires.

Speer also designs this load to match the point of aim and felt recoil of typical 158 grain defensive loads. So your practice feels like the real thing.

Clean-Fire Primers Mean Cleaner Air

Speer’s Clean-Fire primers contain no lead, barium or antimony. That cuts airborne heavy metals at the firing line. In addition, the load leaves less residue in your cylinder and barrel. In other words, you spend less time cleaning after each session.

That combination makes this load a smart pick for police qualification practice and personal training alike. For example, you can shoot a full course of fire indoors and still keep your gun cleaner than with standard range ammo.

Specifications

• Brand: Speer Lawman Clean-Fire
• Caliber: .38 Special +P
• Bullet: 158 grain TMJ (Total Metal Jacket)
• Velocity: 850 fps
• Energy: 253 ft-lbs
• Primer: Boxer, Clean-Fire (lead and heavy-metal free)
• Case: New brass, reloadable
• Quantity: 50 rounds

Common Questions

Is +P safe in my revolver? Only use +P ammo in firearms rated for it. Check your revolver’s manual or markings before you shoot it.

Can I use it at indoor ranges? Yes. Many indoor ranges welcome encapsulated bullets with lead-free primers. Still, check your range rules first.

Can I reload the brass? Yes. The new brass cases use Boxer primers.

To learn more about the Lawman line, visit Speer. You can also browse all of our handgun ammunition.