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Remington HTP .380 Auto 88gr JHP
.380 Auto • Remington • Self-Defense

Remington HTP .380 Auto 88gr JHP Ballistics

Brass Case • JHP • MPN: RTP380A1A

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990
FPS
191
FT-LBS
.097
BC (G1)
88
GRAINS
JHP
BULLET
BRS
CASING

Trajectory by Zero Distance

Solved from this product's advertised 990 fps, 88gr bullet and G1 BC 0.097, with the sight 0.5" over the bore at standard conditions. Compare every zero for .380 Auto.

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How to read it: filled circles are the near and far zero, where the bullet's path crosses the line of sight;the triangle is the peak (max ordinate). The shaded band is the 4" vital zone, ±2" either side of the line of sight. The dashed line marks the edge of the hold-dead-on window. The chart is zoomed to where the zero matters; the tables below run to 100 yards.

.380 Auto 88gr with a 10-yard zero

Zeroed at 10 yards with a 0.5" sight height, this load crosses the line of sight at 10 and 26 yards, peaks +0.1" at 18 yards, and is -1.9" at 50 and -14.0" at 100 yards.

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Remington HTP .380 Auto 88gr JHP, 10-yard zero, 0.5" sight height over bore
Range (yd) Drop (in) Drop (MOA) Drop (MIL) Velocity (fps) Energy (ft-lb) Wind drift, 10 mph (in)
0 -0.5" 0.00 0.00 990 192 0.1
5 -0.2" -3.72 -1.08 980 188 0.1
10 0.0" -0.04 -0.01 970 184 0.1
15 +0.1" +0.63 +0.18 961 180 0.2
20 +0.1" +0.53 +0.15 952 177 0.3
25 +0.0" +0.10 +0.03 943 174 0.4
30 -0.2" -0.50 -0.14 935 171 0.6
35 -0.4" -1.19 -0.35 926 168 0.7
40 -0.8" -1.96 -0.57 919 165 0.9
45 -1.3" -2.77 -0.81 911 162 1.2
50 -1.9" -3.62 -1.05 903 159 1.4
55 -2.6" -4.50 -1.31 896 157 1.7
60 -3.4" -5.40 -1.57 889 154 2.0
65 -4.3" -6.33 -1.84 882 152 2.3
70 -5.4" -7.28 -2.12 875 150 2.6
75 -6.5" -8.24 -2.40 868 147 3.0
80 -7.7" -9.23 -2.68 862 145 3.4
85 -9.1" -10.22 -2.97 855 143 3.8
90 -10.6" -11.24 -3.27 849 141 4.2
95 -12.2" -12.27 -3.57 843 139 4.7
100 -14.0" -13.31 -3.87 836 137 5.2

88gr G1 .097 at 990 fps, 0.5" sight height over bore, standard conditions (59°F, sea level), 10 mph full-value crosswind. Positive drop is above the line of sight. This load is subsonic from the muzzle, so there is no transonic zone to cross. Source: Manufacturer's advertised velocity and BC.

.380 Auto 88gr with a 15-yard zero

Zeroed at 15 yards with a 0.5" sight height, this load crosses the line of sight at 15 and 18 yards, peaks 0.0" at 16 yards, and is -2.2" at 50 and -14.6" at 100 yards.

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Remington HTP .380 Auto 88gr JHP, 15-yard zero, 0.5" sight height over bore
Range (yd) Drop (in) Drop (MOA) Drop (MIL) Velocity (fps) Energy (ft-lb) Wind drift, 10 mph (in)
0 -0.5" 0.00 0.00 990 192 0.1
5 -0.2" -4.36 -1.27 980 188 0.1
10 -0.1" -0.68 -0.20 970 184 0.1
15 0.0" -0.01 0.00 961 180 0.2
20 0.0" -0.11 -0.03 952 177 0.3
25 -0.1" -0.54 -0.16 943 174 0.4
30 -0.4" -1.14 -0.33 935 171 0.6
35 -0.7" -1.83 -0.53 926 168 0.7
40 -1.1" -2.60 -0.76 919 165 0.9
45 -1.6" -3.41 -0.99 911 162 1.2
50 -2.2" -4.26 -1.24 903 159 1.4
55 -3.0" -5.14 -1.49 896 157 1.7
60 -3.8" -6.04 -1.76 889 154 2.0
65 -4.8" -6.97 -2.03 882 152 2.3
70 -5.8" -7.92 -2.30 875 150 2.6
75 -7.0" -8.88 -2.58 868 147 3.0
80 -8.3" -9.87 -2.87 862 145 3.4
85 -9.7" -10.87 -3.16 855 143 3.8
90 -11.2" -11.88 -3.46 849 141 4.2
95 -12.9" -12.91 -3.75 843 139 4.7
100 -14.6" -13.95 -4.06 836 137 5.2

88gr G1 .097 at 990 fps, 0.5" sight height over bore, standard conditions (59°F, sea level), 10 mph full-value crosswind. Positive drop is above the line of sight. This load is subsonic from the muzzle, so there is no transonic zone to cross. Source: Manufacturer's advertised velocity and BC.

.380 Auto 88gr with a 25-yard zero

Zeroed at 25 yards with a 0.5" sight height, this load crosses the line of sight at 11 and 25 yards, peaks +0.1" at 18 yards, and is -1.9" at 50 and -14.0" at 100 yards.

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Remington HTP .380 Auto 88gr JHP, 25-yard zero, 0.5" sight height over bore
Range (yd) Drop (in) Drop (MOA) Drop (MIL) Velocity (fps) Energy (ft-lb) Wind drift, 10 mph (in)
0 -0.5" 0.00 0.00 990 192 0.1
5 -0.2" -3.80 -1.10 980 188 0.1
10 0.0" -0.12 -0.03 970 184 0.1
15 +0.1" +0.56 +0.16 961 180 0.2
20 +0.1" +0.45 +0.13 952 177 0.3
25 +0.0" +0.02 +0.01 943 174 0.4
30 -0.2" -0.57 -0.17 935 171 0.6
35 -0.5" -1.27 -0.37 926 168 0.7
40 -0.9" -2.03 -0.59 919 165 0.9
45 -1.4" -2.85 -0.83 911 162 1.2
50 -1.9" -3.70 -1.07 903 159 1.4
55 -2.6" -4.57 -1.33 896 157 1.7
60 -3.5" -5.48 -1.59 889 154 2.0
65 -4.4" -6.41 -1.86 882 152 2.3
70 -5.4" -7.36 -2.14 875 150 2.6
75 -6.6" -8.32 -2.42 868 147 3.0
80 -7.8" -9.30 -2.71 862 145 3.4
85 -9.2" -10.30 -3.00 855 143 3.8
90 -10.7" -11.31 -3.29 849 141 4.2
95 -12.3" -12.34 -3.59 843 139 4.7
100 -14.0" -13.38 -3.89 836 137 5.2

88gr G1 .097 at 990 fps, 0.5" sight height over bore, standard conditions (59°F, sea level), 10 mph full-value crosswind. Positive drop is above the line of sight. This load is subsonic from the muzzle, so there is no transonic zone to cross. Source: Manufacturer's advertised velocity and BC.

Product Overview

Remington's HTP puts an 88-grain jacketed hollow point out at 990 fps with 191 ft-lbs, the slowest muzzle velocity in this comparison and, by 2 ft-lbs, the second-lowest energy. Remington sells it as a personal-defense load. Power factor is 87. From a 25-yard zero the bullet is 1.9 inches low at 50 yards and 14.0 inches low at 100; a .380 is a close-range pistol and this load is no exception. The brass case is reloadable.

The 90-grain loads bracket it closely. Hornady Critical Defense and Hornady American Gunner run 1,000 fps and 200 ft-lbs, 10 fps and 9 ft-lbs ahead, with about 7 percent more recoil energy in the same pistol. Speer Gold Dot is 50 fps faster at 1,040 fps and carries 25 ft-lbs more, for about 14 percent more recoil. Federal Train + Protect 85-grain goes the other way at 1,000 fps and 189 ft-lbs, with about 5 percent less recoil energy than the Remington. Underwood +P 90-grain stands apart at 1,200 fps and 288 ft-lbs, 97 ft-lbs more than the HTP with about 45 percent more recoil.

Buy the HTP if you want a plain jacketed hollow point at the soft end of the .380 recoil scale and do not need the Gold Dot's extra 25 ft-lbs. It sits close to ball ammunition: PMC Bronze 90-grain FMJ at 961 fps produces recoil energy within 1 percent of the HTP in the same pistol, so a range session with the PMC feels like the Remington. If recoil is still too much, Black Hills HoneyBadger 60-grain at 1,150 fps has about 40 percent less recoil energy. If you want more energy without going +P, the Gold Dot is the answer.

Strengths
  • Recoil velocity in the same pistol about 6 percent lower than Speer Gold Dot and about 17 percent lower than Underwood +P 90-grain
  • Power factor of 87 sits between Federal Train + Protect at 85 and the two Hornady 90-grain loads at 90
  • Standard pressure, so it needs no +P rating from the pistol, unlike Underwood +P 90-grain
Limitations
  • Muzzle velocity of 990 fps is the lowest of the loads compared here; every other load starts at 1,000 fps or more
  • Muzzle energy of 191 ft-lbs trails the Gold Dot's 216 and Underwood +P 90-grain's 288
  • Power factor of 87 is 21 under Underwood +P 90-grain's 108 and about 7 under Speer Gold Dot's 94

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Black Basin Outdoors 200 $1.02
Sentry Ammo 20 $1.60
Black Basin Outdoors 20 $1.64

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