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Berry's 41391 Superior Semi Wadcutter is a .45 caliber, 200-grain plated bullet made for reloaders who want jacketed-style performance without the jacketed-style cost. It measures .452 in diameter and carries the classic SWC profile, which means a flat nose with a sharp shoulder that cuts crisp, round holes in paper. That makes it a favorite for bullseye work, training, and anyone who likes an easy-to-score target at the end of a range session.
These bullets start as a swaged lead core that gets electroplated with copper all the way to final weight, then re-struck to tight dimensions. The result is a solid copper-to-lead bond and round-to-round consistency you can feel when you're seating them. Because the plating fully encapsulates the core, there's no exposed lead, so they run clean on indoor ranges and leave a lot less fouling behind than bare cast lead.
The SWC shape does double duty. That forward driving band helps the bullet line up and chamber smoothly in 1911-style and modern .45 ACP pistols, and plenty of reloaders run them in .45 revolvers too. The flat nose and sharp shoulder are what give you those clean impacts on paper.
Berry's lists a bullet overall length of .602 and a recommended cartridge overall length right around 1.205 for .45 ACP, so they drop into most published 200-grain plated or lead load data without drama. Keep velocities at or below the recommended 1,250 fps to protect the plating and avoid pushing these past their comfort zone. A light taper or roll crimp works well here. Go easy on the crimp, since plated bullets don't love being squeezed too hard.
This is a bullet component only and not loaded ammunition. If you're already set up to load .45 ACP, these are a dependable, budget-friendly choice for stacking up range and practice rounds.
These are .452 diameter, 200-grain plated bullets, so they work with most published 200-grain plated or lead .45 ACP data. Berry's suggests a cartridge overall length around 1.205 inches as a starting point. Always begin low and work up while watching for pressure signs.
Berry's recommends keeping them at or below 1,250 fps. Staying under that ceiling protects the copper plating and helps prevent the core and plating from separating. For typical .45 ACP target and practice loads, that's plenty of headroom.
Yes. The copper plating fully covers the lead core, so there's no exposed lead on the surface. That makes them a cleaner-running option indoors and cuts down on barrel fouling compared to bare cast lead.
A light taper crimp is a common choice for .45 ACP, though a roll crimp works depending on your load. Just avoid over-crimping, since too much pressure can cut into plated bullets and hurt accuracy. A firm but gentle crimp is the way to go.
| UPC | 711148413910 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 41391 |
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