Remington Performance WheelGun Target .38 Short Colt 125gr LRN - 50 Rounds

The Remington Performance WheelGun Target .38 Short Colt 125gr LRN is built for shooters who demand reliable, clean-burning ammunition for their revolvers. This 50-round box pairs traditional revolver ammunition design with Remington's Kleanbore priming technology, making it a solid choice for target shooting and practice sessions where consistency and barrel care matter.

.38 Short Colt is an older, less common cartridge, so finding quality factory loads can be a challenge. Remington's entry into this niche fills that gap—if your revolver is chambered for it, you've got a proven manufacturer backing your ammo. The 125-grain lead round nose (LRN) bullet is a classic revolver projectile that shoots to point of aim at typical handgun ranges and handles cleanly in older or vintage guns.

The Kleanbore priming system is a long-standing Remington standard designed to resist fouling and corrosion inside the barrel, which means less rust buildup between cleanings. That's a real benefit if you shoot regularly or store loaded brass for a while. For anyone running original or collector wheelguns, or simply preferring traditional ammunition design, this load delivers the no-nonsense performance you expect from Remington.

Key Features

• 50 rounds per box—convenient for practice or match days
• 125-grain lead round nose bullet—traditional revolver design
• Remington Kleanbore priming resists barrel corrosion and fouling
• Factory-loaded quality control and consistency

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this ammo work in my .38 Special revolver?

.38 Short Colt and .38 Special are different cartridges. The Short Colt is shorter and typically has a lower pressure rating. Check your revolver's chamber marking or owner's manual to confirm compatibility before loading. Never fire a cartridge your gun is not marked for.

What is Kleanbore priming?

Kleanbore priming is Remington's non-corrosive priming system. It resists rust and fouling inside the barrel, reducing residue buildup and helping keep your gun cleaner between cleanings—a meaningful advantage in older or vintage revolvers.

Is .38 Short Colt still common?

.38 Short Colt is a vintage cartridge, so factory ammo availability is limited. Remington's offering makes it easier to find if you own a gun chambered for it, rather than relying on reloading or hunt-and-peck online sourcing.