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Berry's Superior Plated 9mm Luger, 38 Super (356 Diameter) Bullets 100 Grain Plated Round Nose Box of 250

$26.83
Brand
Berry's Bullets
Caliber
9mm
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
FMJ
Round Count
250
Grain Weight
100
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
711148795856
MPN
79585

Overview

Berry's Superior Plated 9mm Luger bullets are 100-grain, .356" diameter hollow base round nose (HBRN) projectiles. Each bullet is swaged from a custom-alloyed lead core for uniformity, then 100% copper-plated and re-struck in a carbide die to ensure precise dimensional tolerances. The hollow base profile is designed to increase contact surface area with barrel rifling, promoting better stabilization and accuracy. These bullets have a maximum velocity rating of 1,250 fps and a bullet overall length of .522". They are compatible with standard load data for jacketed or lead cast bullets of the same grain weight. This package contains 250 bullets and is intended for handloading purposes.

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