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Berrys Manufacturing

Plated 45 Caliber (0.452'''') Bullets - 45 Acp (.452'''') 230gr Round Nose 250/Box

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45 Caliber

.452" bullets for .45 ACP

230-grain Round

Nose projectile profile

250 Bullets

Per box

100% Pure

Copper plating fully encloses the

Designed Reduce

Airborne lead and fouling

$42.99
List Price: $48.99
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SKU: 749012996

Overview

Designed for handgun shooters loading .45 ACP ammunition, these 230-grain round nose bullets offer a plated option for routine range use and practice sessions. The fully enclosed copper plating is intended to help reduce airborne lead and fouling while keeping costs below jacketed projectiles. Each bullet is swaged to size and weight, plated, and then swaged again to the specified diameter for consistent loading. They are suitable for standard pistol velocities, making them a practical choice for shooters who want a straightforward component for everyday training.

Why Hunters Choose the Berrys Manufacturing

100% Pure

Copper plating helps reduce airborne

Enclosed Design

Helps reduce fouling during use

Costs Less

Than jacketed projectiles

Swaged Size

Weight, then plated and resized

Suitable All

Standard pistol velocities

Key Features

  • 45 caliber .452" bullets for .45 ACP applications
  • 230-grain round nose projectile profile
  • 250 bullets per box
  • 100% pure copper plating fully encloses the lead core
  • Designed to reduce airborne lead and fouling
  • Suitable for all standard pistol velocities

Best Used For

  • Handloaders seeking plated .45 ACP bullets for standard pistol velocities
  • Shooters wanting to reduce airborne lead during range sessions
  • Reloaders looking for a lower-cost alternative to jacketed projectiles
  • Users loading 230-grain round nose bullets for general practice ammunition

Specifications

Bullet Diameter.452''''
Bullet StyleRound Nose
Bullet Weight230 gr
Caliber45 ACP (.452'''')
Fouling ReductionReduces fouling
Lead Exposure ReductionCuts down on airborne lead
Manufacturing NotesSwaged to size and weight, plated, and then swaged again to the specified diameter
Plating100% pure copper plating
Quantity250/Box
Suitable ForAll standard pistol velocities

Pros

  • 100% pure copper plating helps reduce airborne lead exposure
  • Enclosed design helps reduce fouling during use
  • Costs less than jacketed projectiles
  • Swaged to size and weight, then plated and resized for consistency
  • Suitable for all standard pistol velocities
  • Packaged in a 250-count box for convenient reloading supply

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for standard pistol velocities, so it is not presented as a choice for higher-velocity applications.
  • The plated construction is positioned as a lower-cost alternative to jacketed projectiles, which may involve different performance expectations than a fully jacketed bullet.
  • Round nose profile is a general-purpose shape, but the listing does not indicate any specialized use beyond standard pistol shooting.
  • The product is sold in a 250-count box, which may be more than needed for occasional use.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Handgun bullets
  • Reloading components
  • Pistol ammunition components
  • Range and target shooting supplies

Suggested Accessories

  • Ammunition storage box
  • Reloading scale
  • Bullet puller
  • Reloading die set

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber and bullet style is this product intended for?

This product is listed as .45 ACP (.452") 230 grain round nose bullets.

How many bullets come in a box?

The box contains 250 bullets.

What does the copper plating do?

The bullets are totally enclosed in 100% pure copper plating, which is described as helping reduce airborne lead and fouling.

Are these jacketed bullets?

No. The description says they cost much less than jacketed projectiles, indicating they are a different type of bullet.

What velocities are these bullets suitable for?

They are described as suitable for all standard pistol velocities.