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These are Berry's Superior Plated bullets in the popular .40 caliber 155 grain hollow-base round nose profile, and they're a staple on the loading bench for good reason. Each projectile measures .401" in diameter and feeds both .40 S&W and 10mm cartridges, which makes them a flexible pickup if you load for more than one gun in the family. You get 1,000 projectiles in this pack, enough to keep the press busy for a good stretch.
Berry's starts with a swaged lead core made from a custom alloy for uniformity, then electroplates it in copper to the final weight. The bullet goes back into a carbide die and gets re-struck, or double struck, which tightens up the dimensions and keeps things consistent from one round to the next. The copper fully wraps the core, so there's no exposed lead, which cuts down on airborne lead and makes these a solid choice for indoor range sessions.
The hollow-base round nose design gives you a slightly longer bearing surface to engage the rifling, which helps with stability and accuracy on paper. Since plated bullets sit between cast and jacketed in how they behave, Berry's recommends loading with cast or mid-range jacketed data at the same grain weight and profile. Keep these in the sweet spot and you'll get smooth feeding and tidy groups. The listed max velocity is 1,250 fps, so stick to standard pressure range and target loads rather than full-tilt magnum 10mm work.
Plated bullets like these run cleaner than bare lead and won't coat your bore the way cast will, and they come in well under the cost of jacketed. For high-volume practice, steel matches, or just burning through ammo without wrecking your barrel, the 155 grain .40/10mm HBRN is a dependable workhorse that holds up shot after shot.
Berry's recommends using cast or jacketed load data for a 155 grain bullet of the same profile. Starting with low to mid-range jacketed data is a safe approach since plated bullets behave much like hard cast. Always cross-reference a trusted manual or your powder maker's website before loading.
Yes. At .401" diameter and 155 grains, they work for both .40 S&W and 10mm cartridges, which makes them handy if you shoot both. Just keep your loads within the published data and velocity limits for each cartridge.
Berry's lists a maximum velocity of 1,250 fps for this bullet. These are built for standard pressure range and practice loads rather than hot magnum 10mm hunting loads. Staying under that ceiling keeps the plating intact and accuracy consistent.
They are. The copper plating fully encloses the lead core, so there's no exposed lead to vaporize on ignition. That makes them friendlier for indoor ranges and a cleaner option than bare cast bullets.
| UPC | 711148522223 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 52222 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .40 Caliber |
| Grains | 155 |
| Quantity | 250 |
| Shipping Weight | 22.0 |
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