Glaser Safety Slugs

GLASER SAFETY SLUG, Inc. developed the first frangible bullet in 1974 to provide reduced ricochet and over-penetration danger with improved stopping power over conventional bullets. In 1987, GLASER developed the round-nose frangible bullet offering guaranteed feeding reliability. In 1988 GLASER introduced the compressed-core bullet to maximize bullet weight and the number of bullet fragments. This precision formed bullet also produces target grade accuracy, seldom found in a personal defense bullet. In 1994 GLASER improved fragmentation reliability to below 1000 feet per second through the use of soft, rather than hard plastic in the bullet tip.

BLUE Tip	SILVER Tip	Caliber	Weight (grains)	Velocity (FPS)	Energy (ft/lbs)	Barrel Length
$14.00	N/A	25 ACP	35	1150	103	2.5
$14.00	N/A	32 ACP	55	1300	206	3.5
$14.00	$14.50	380 ACP	70	1350	283	3.5
$14.50	$14.50	9mm Makarov	75	1300	281	3.75
$14.50	$15.00	9mm+P	80	1650	484	5
$15.00	$15.00	38 Super	80	1700	513	5
$15.00	$15.00	38 Spec. STD	80	1500	400	6
$15.00	$15.00	38 Spec +P	80	1650	484	6
$16.00	$16.50	357 Mag.	80	1800	575	6
$16.00	$16.50	357 SIG	80	1650	484	5
$16.00	$16.50	40 S&W	115	1550	613	4
$16.00	$16.50	10mm	115	1650	695	5
$16.00	$16.50	44 Special	135	1350	546	6
$17.00	$17.50	44 Magnum	135	1850	1026	6
$16.00	$16.50	45 ACP +P	145	1350	587	5
$16.00	$16.50	45 Colt	145	1350	587	6
$17.00	N/A	.223 Rem	45	3430	1175	24
$17.00	N/A	7.62X39	130	2300	1527	24
$23.00	N/A	.308	130	3000	2597	24
$24.00	N/A	30-06	130	3100	2774	24

Compare the muzzle energy for your current bullet weight using the following formula:
Velocity x Velocity x Bullet weight (in grains), divided by 450,436=Muzzle Energy (foot pounds)