The Fiocchi Covert X 380 ACP is a jacketed hollow point round engineered specifically for concealed carry defense. Loaded with a 95-grain projectile and packaged in convenient 20-round boxes (200 rounds per case), this ammunition pairs the stopping power of expanding hollow points with the practical constraints of compact handguns. Whether you're carrying a pocket .380, subcompact, or full-size pistol, Covert X delivers consistent terminal performance across the velocity range you'll actually encounter in the field.

The core design starts with a lead-alloy projectile featuring precut serrations, all wrapped in a heavy copper jacket engineered for controlled expansion. That dual-layer approach matters: the serrations help initiate reliable opening while the copper jacket ensures the bullet holds together through barriers and intermediate materials, not just soft tissue. The result is a round that functions reliably from short barrels—where velocity is lower and hollow point expansion can be unpredictable—yet remains stable when fired from longer slides at full-power velocities.

Fiocchi paired this projectile with nickel-plated brass casings selected for smooth feeding and long-term corrosion resistance; if your carry rounds spend weeks or months in a holster or magazine, they'll stay reliable when you need them. The powder charge is tuned for softer recoil and reduced muzzle flash, letting you track your sights faster on follow-up shots—a real advantage in a high-stress scenario. This is ammunition built for the way people actually carry and shoot .380s, not marketing hype.

The Fiocchi Covert X 380 ACP is a jacketed hollow point round engineered specifically for concealed carry defense. Loaded with a 95-grain projectile and packaged in convenient 20-round boxes (200 rounds per case), this ammunition pairs the stopping power of expanding hollow points with the practical constraints of compact handguns. Whether you're carrying a pocket .380, subcompact, or full-size pistol, Covert X delivers consistent terminal performance across the velocity range you'll actually encounter in the field.

The core design starts with a lead-alloy projectile featuring precut serrations, all wrapped in a heavy copper jacket engineered for controlled expansion. That dual-layer approach matters: the serrations help initiate reliable opening while the copper jacket ensures the bullet holds together through barriers and intermediate materials, not just soft tissue. The result is a round that functions reliably from short barrels—where velocity is lower and hollow point expansion can be unpredictable—yet remains stable when fired from longer slides at full-power velocities.

Fiocchi paired this projectile with nickel-plated brass casings selected for smooth feeding and long-term corrosion resistance; if your carry rounds spend weeks or months in a holster or magazine, they'll stay reliable when you need them. The powder charge is tuned for softer recoil and reduced muzzle flash, letting you track your sights faster on follow-up shots—a real advantage in a high-stress scenario. This is ammunition built for the way people actually carry and shoot .380s, not marketing hype.