.38 S&W Special +P, Super Vel by H&H Cartridge Co. One Cartridge, not a Box.
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One Cartridge, not a box, the picture of the box is for reference only!
For more versions of this caliber please see below in related items.
For more information, please see below.
One Cartridge, not a box, the picture of the box is for reference only
One Cartridge: .38 Smith & Wesson Special+P a/k/a .38 Special+P, SUPER VEL BRAND produced by H&H Cartridge Company, Greensburg, Indiana; the second company to produce Super Vel products. Loaded with nickel plated brass cases and a 110 grain extremely deep JHP (jacketed hollow point) projectile. “SUPER VEL .38 SPECIAL+P” Head-Stamp.
For more versions of this caliber please see below in related items
History of the 38 Smith & Wesson 38 Special Cartridge:
The Smith & Wesson .38 Special, also known as the .38 S&W Special, .38 Special, and .38 Colt Special (back in the day) was introduced in 1902 for the Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver.
It was and is still used in many, many different countries for their military and police departments and is considered one of the best handgun cartridges of all time, balancing recoil with takedown power.
Although replaced in modern times by more semi-auto firearms calibers, the .38 S&W Special in a “2″ Snub Nose Revolver” is still considered one of the best concealed carry firearms today in 2016. That is over 110 years of great service and still going strong.
Super Vel Brand History:
The first Super Vel brand was produced by Super Vel Cartridge Corp. in Shelbyville, Indiana, USA, formed by Lee Jurras in 1963, who passed away in 1965, then run by his son, Kevin Jurras and Ernie Wallein until it sold in 1975. The new owner W. Robert Hamilton named the company H&H Cartridge Company (not the H&H of Holland & Holland fame in England and moved it to Greensburg, Indiana. Later, not sure of the year, the machinery was sold to FPC, Inc. of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. FPC, Inc. produced police training ammo, called Super Vel Qualifier until1981. Now, in 2015, the Super Vel brand name is back, being produced by Nevada Cartridge Company in Henderson, Nevada and owned by Cameron Hopkins, the former editor-in-chief of American Handgunner (1984-2001). Information from the Super Vel web-site.
