.38 Long Colt Ammo Prices

The US Army's revolver round in 1892 and famously the cartridge that underperformed so badly against determined opponents in the Philippines that it sent the Army running back to the .45. That failure rewrote handgun history and this old round wears the story like a scar. Genuinely important precisely because it was not good enough.

The load runs a soft 150 to 158 grain lead bullet in the scarce boxes that remain. A historical relic priced for its rarity in small boxes. The single action collectors and the cowboy crowd buy it when it appears.