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Berrys Manufacturing

Superior Plated 40 Caliber/10mm (0.401'''') Bullets - 40 Caliber (0.401'''') 180gr Round Shoulder 250/Box

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Swaged Plated

To final weight, then re-struck

More Affordable

Than jacketed rounds

Designed Not

To foul your barrel with

Saami Max

.40 COL: 1.135 inches

Saami Max

10mm COL: 1.250 inches

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SKU: 100029079

Overview

Berry’s plated bullets are designed for handloaders who want a practical option for .40 caliber and 10mm applications without moving to jacketed rounds. The 180-grain round shoulder profile is suited to range work and load development, with swaged and plated construction that is re-struck for consistency. They are rated for velocities up to 1250 fps and are offered in a 250-count box, making them a straightforward choice for shooters building dependable practice ammunition.

Why Hunters Choose the Berrys Manufacturing

Swaged Plated

To final weight for consistent

Re-struck Accuracy

Precision

More Affordable

Than jacketed rounds

Designed Avoid

Lead fouling in the barrel

Rated Velocities

Up to 1250 fps

Key Features

  • Swaged and plated to final weight, then re-struck for accuracy and precision.
  • More affordable than jacketed rounds.
  • Designed not to foul your barrel with lead.
  • SAAMI MAX .40 COL: 1.135 inches.
  • SAAMI MAX 10mm COL: 1.250 inches.
  • Rated to withstand velocities up to 1250 fps.

Best Used For

  • Handloaders seeking plated .40 caliber/10mm bullets for range practice and load development
  • Shooters wanting a more affordable alternative to jacketed bullets for high-volume sessions
  • Reloaders who prefer bullets that are swaged, plated, and re-struck for consistency
  • Users loading to SAAMI maximum overall lengths for .40 S&W or 10mm applications

Specifications

Bullet Diameter0.401''''
Bullet StyleRound Shoulder
Bullet Weight180gr
Caliber40 Caliber/10mm (0.401'''')
Lead Fouling ReductionYes
Maximum Velocity1250 fps
PlatedYes
Quantity250/Box
Re StruckYes
Saami Max 10mm Col1.250"
Saami Max 40 Col1.135"
SwagedYes

Pros

  • Swaged and plated to final weight for consistent bullet dimensions.
  • Re-struck for accuracy and precision.
  • More affordable than jacketed rounds.
  • Designed to avoid lead fouling in the barrel.
  • Rated for velocities up to 1250 fps.
  • SAAMI maximum COL specifications are clearly listed for .40 and 10mm loads.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • These are plated bullets, so they offer a cost-focused alternative to jacketed rounds rather than a full jacketed construction.
  • The listed velocity ceiling is up to 1250 fps, so they are not intended for loads beyond that range.
  • SAAMI maximum overall lengths are specified separately for .40 S&W and 10mm Auto, so load setup needs to match the cartridge being used.
  • The round shoulder profile may not suit every firearm or loading preference, so fit should be confirmed during development.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Reloading bullets
  • 40 caliber / 10mm components
  • Plated handgun projectiles
  • Handgun reloading supplies

Suggested Accessories

  • Reloading dies
  • Bullet puller
  • Powder scale
  • Case gauge

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber and bullet weight is this product?

This box contains 40 caliber (.401") 180 grain round shoulder bullets.

How many bullets come in a box?

The product is sold as a 250-count box.

What cartridges are these bullets intended for?

The listed SAAMI maximum cartridge overall lengths are 1.135" for .40 caliber and 1.250" for 10mm.

What is the maximum velocity listed for these bullets?

The product description states they can withstand velocities up to 1250 fps.

What does Berry's say about how these bullets are made?

Berry's describes them as swaged and plated to final weight, then re-struck for accuracy and precision.