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Have not owned a 380 for many years, but my little semi-auto was a lot of fun. I have seen a lot written on current ammo for the .380, and it would seem there are loads out there that will get the job done.

RJ

That too.

Jumping Frog wrote:More than fancy toys, I would suggest that you first invest in a LOT of ammo and the range time to shoot it. Put a couple of thousand well-practiced rounds through your carry piece and you'll be further ahead of the game than people who haven't spent a lot of trigger time.

Just as importantly, even more so, get in a good defensive handgun course that teaches you more than how to send rounds downrange, at a paper target, while standing still, with no worry of rounds coming at you. Outside of that, practice shooting two handed, one handed with your strong hand, with your weak hand, from the hip, point and shoot, on your back, on your tummy, while moving, and so on. Practicing drawing and shooting after having done so ad nauseum using snap caps.

Most of all, have fun doing it.

RJ