9mm Bullets

Berry's 9mm 124 grain Plated Round Nose projectiles are a great choice for affordable range loads. These bullets are swaged and plated to final weight and then re-struck to ensure accuracy and precision. Copper plated bullets are more affordable than jacketed bullets but are better on your barrel than tradition lead round nose projectiles.

Note: Plated Bullets are not recommended to exceed 1,200 feet per second.

Widener's also offers quality brass, primers and powders to help you make the perfect custom loads.

**This is not loaded ammunition.**

This is not loaded ammunition. This is a box of component bullets, and as such is only of use to handloaders.

Military Ballistic Industries (MBI) was founded by a machine gun enthusiast as a way of subsidizing his favorite (and admittedly expensive) hobby. Today the American company produces several types of budget-friendly reloaded ammunition, but they also sell their unloaded bullets as handloading components. Once this box of one thousand 0.356” diameter component bullets has entered your possession, you’ll be able to subsidize your own passion for firing 9mm handguns until the cows come home.

These are the basic bullets you need for your everyday range loads. Middleweight at 124 grains; non-expanding full metal jacket design; zero steel that could have attracted a magnet, and thus suitable for firing at all commercial ranges. Just add brass, primers and propellant, and presto – great target loads of your own design and creation.

This box of bullets weighs 18 lbs. Carry it around the block a few times if you’re trying to drop a few pounds before your next title match.

Berry's bullets are a great choice for your next batch of custom range loads. Each projectile in this box of 1000 is a 115 grain copper plated round nose that has been double struck. These bullets have swaged lead cores and are then copper-plated. After copper-plating, every projectile is re-struck to ensure that the plating is consistent and the sizing is accurate. Berry's bullets is a family owned company and their products are made in the USA.

Note: Copper-plated bullets are not recommended for velocities over 1,200 feet per second.

While you are here be sure to check out our selection of 9mm Brass.

**This is not loaded ammunition**

This is not loaded ammunition. You can’t fire these bullets right out of the box. You need to pair them up with cases, primers and propellant first.

But you, a handloader, already knew that. These are Berry’s Superior Plated Bullets: perfect for 9mm at 0.356” in diameter, and specifically suited for target practice thanks to their light 115 grain weights and plated flat point design.

Target bullets rarely feature bonded jackets, but that’s just the way Berry’s makes them. Each projectile features a uniformly distributed swaged lead core and flawlessly concentric electrochemically plated jacket. Ignition gasses can’t scorch lead off the bullet’s encapsulated lead core, which means cleaner lungs and a cleaner barrel for you. The bullet’s flat nose profile isn’t on par with a wadcutter, although it still successfully punches out a clear, legible hole through a paper target.

Berry’s put each of these bullets to the caliper to ensure they are uniform in diameter and 0.478" OAL. You’re warned against loading this one to a muzzle velocity higher than 1,250 fps. Otherwise you can detach the core from the jacket and get poor accuracy.

Berry's Bullets are a great choice for your next batch of custom bench loads. These 9mm bullets are copper-plated and weigh in at 124 grains. Each of these flat point projectiles, in this loose box of 1000, have a swagged lead care and are re-stuck after copper-plating to ensure that each projectile is sized and plated accurately. Berry's bullets have a reputation for being a high quality option that is also affordable and made in the USA.

Note: Copper-plated bullets are not recommended for velocities over 1,200 feet per second.

Don't forget to check out our selection of 9mm Brass while you are here!

**This is not loaded ammunition**

If you are looking for affordable and consistent projectiles for your range loads, Berry's bullets are for you. Each projectile in this box of 1000 is a 124 grain Hollow Base Round Nose (HBRN). Hollow base projectiles have improved accuracy over flat bases due to improved bullet contact with your barrel's rifling. These projectiles are swaged and copper plated to final weight, then each bullet is re-struck in ensure consistency. Copper plated bullets are more affordable than jacketed projectiles and will not foul your barrel like traditional cast lead.

Note: Plated Bullets should not exceed 1,200 feet per second.

Don't forget to check out Widener's selection of Brass, while you're here.

**This is not loaded ammunition.**

This is not loaded ammunition. Unless it’s with a slingshot, you cannot fire these component bullets right out of the box. You’ve got to load them with brass, powder and primers first!

Sorry for the sternly worded warning. We just want to make certain these valuable 9mm component bullets go where they belong: to handloaders, who can use them to create target loads which perform very similarly to their preferred 147 grain self-defense ammo.

This 0.356” diameter projectile is a traditional FMJ. It is jacketed, not plated, and accordingly ought to play nice with a ported barrel or compensator. Its lead core’s base will be fully exposed to propellant gas, however, so do expect fouling of the barrel/suppressor.

Military Ballistics Industries manufactures these steel-free, nonmagnetic bullets brand new in the United States. They are not pulled from previously loaded ammunition.

Berry's copper plated projectiles are a great choice for your custom range loads. Each bullet in this box of 1000 is a 147 grain copper plated Round Nose (RN). At Berry's each bullet is swaged and copper plated to final weight, then each projectile is re-stuck to ensure consistency. These copper plated projectiles will not foul your barrel like cast lead bullets and they are more affordable than jacketed projectiles.

Note: Plated Bullets are not recommended for velocities over 1200 feet per second.

Don't forget to check out Widener's great selection of Brass, while you're here.

**This is not loaded ammunition.**

This isn’t loaded ammunition! Please only order these component bullets if you have tools and skills you would need to load your own 9mm ammunition.

Do you prefer a 124 grain JHP load for personal protection – but you don’t want to waste your precious high-tech hollow points on range targets? Berry’s has the solution! These 0.356" diameter bullets have hollow point profiles, so they’ll offer extremely similar ballistic performance to your self-defense projectiles. You just won’t have to pay for the features which enable terminal expansion.

This bullet consists of a swaged lead core, which is totally enveloped by its electroplated copper jacket. That’s great if you don’t want hot propellant gasses to vaporize any lead near your face while you’re honing your aim, and it’ll keep your barrel cleaner as well. Every Barry’s bullet is restruck following the electroplating process to ensure a solid bond and consistent dimensions.

These 0.567” long target HP bullets are compatible with reloading data for both cast and jacketed 124 grain bullets that share a similar profile. Please note that firing these bullets faster than 1,250 fps may cause core/jacket separation!

These are component bullets for handloading. This is not loaded ammunition that you can fire as soon as you open the box.

Berry’s has remained family owned and operated since their foundation by Ray Berry in 1961. Today they’re well regarded among handloaders for the consistency of their component bullets – a reputation they’ve genuinely earned.

This 0.356” diameter 115 grain plated hollow base round nose bullet is ideal for loading 9mm ammunition, but it is just as handy for 38 Super and 357 Sig. The bullet features a swaged lead core and electrochemically bonded copper jacket, which has been struck twice to guarantee its solid bond and uniform dimensions.

Its electrochemically plated copper jacket completely envelops this bullet’s lead core. As the result it avoids producing vaporized lead during ignition to promote a healthier indoor shooting environment. The bullet’s core also remains undeformed, which alongside its balanced weight and standardized dimensions delivers exceptional accuracy.

Berry’s recommends loading this 1.130” OAL bullet to a muzzle velocity no greater than 1,500 fps. They recommend a taper or roll crimp, but warn against over crimping that could cause core separation. Load data for comparable jacketed or cast 115 grain bullets may be used for these bullets as well.

Stock up your on bench supplies for your reloads with these high quality 9mm Luger projectiles from Zero Bullets. Zero Bullets is a manufacturer from Alabama that got its start selling projectiles as well as loaded ammunition (under the Roze Distributing brand) in gun shows all across the south. They have a great reputation among hand-loaders for high quality bullets at an inexpensive price. These copper-jacketed rounds are .355 inches in diameter and 124 grains which is a medium weight for the caliber and can be used to create NATO-spec 9x19mm cartridges with the right components and measurements. These FMJ bullets can also be used to make .357 SIG loads for practice and matches.

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Load up on projectiles for your next bench session with these top-grade projectiles from Zero Bullets. These bullets are made in Alabama with a true copper full metal jacket and flat point (FMJ-FP). Flat point projectiles, which still have a curved ogive for reliable feeding, are are great for training and matches because of the easily recognizable holes that they leave on scoring zones. These rounds measure .355 inches in diameter and weigh in at 125 grains which is a versatile medium weight for both .357 SIG and 9mm Luger loads.

Don't forget to check out Widener's great selection of pistol powders, while you're here!

This is not loaded ammunition! Please only order these component bullets if you have the equipment necessary to load them (or you want a needlessly expensive doorstop).

Anyone can fire factory-loaded ammunition, but it takes a real scientist to load their own. We sense that you know a thing or two about dies and turrets, which is why we believe you’ll love Berry’s Hybrid Hollow Points!

This projectile possesses a rotationally stable swaged lead core that has been electroplated with copper. Berry’s restrikes each bullet following electroplating to ensure uniform specs and to create the bullet’s nose cavity. The Hybrid HP excels at weight retention, and its terminal ballistics include wide expansion accompanied by 11”-13” penetration when loaded in a 9mm cartridge with a muzzle velocity between 1,050 and 1,150 fps.

This 124 grain projectile has a diameter of 0.356” and overall length of 0.538”. Berry’s advises loading a 9mm cartridge so it is 1.090" in overall length. They further advise using either cast or jacketed data for bullets of the same grain weight and profile as this bullet. You can use either a taper or a roll crimp, but do take care to avoid overcrimping the brass. A round nose seating stem is also advised.

Bolster your reloading supply stash with these great full metal jacket (FMJ) projectiles from Zero Bullets. These FMJ rounds weigh 115 grains, a common light weight for the 9mm caliber, and are ideal for crafting a large amount of ammunition for matches and classes. Zero Bullets is an Alabama-based manufacturer that gained a great reputation for their products by working the gun show circuit for many years. Hand-loaders know the brand for their jacket consistency and relatively inexpensive cost.

Don't forget to check out Widener's great selection of pistol powders, while you're shopping.

This isn’t loaded ammunition! Please only order these component bullets, which lack cases, powder and primers, if you intend to load your own ammunition.

We’re always happy when we can offer Zero’s component bullets for sale on our site. Our customers have a high opinion of them – and rightly so. The Alabamian manufacturer takes extra care to carefully control their bullets’ weights, diameters, jacket concentricity and core distribution so you can load to spec and appreciate stellar accuracy. Zero’s prices don’t break the bank, either!

This particular bullet’s great for loading America’s favorite 9mm cartridges, but we reckon they’re a great way to make the much rarer 357 SIG or 38 Super as well. In addition to good accuracy, the JHP will deliver the terminal ballistics you’d want when self-defense is your goal. These bullets are great for handcrafting your own target shooting loads, too!

This is not loaded ammunition. You are in for a bad time if you order component bullets and have no idea how to make your own ammo.

Are you of the opinion that a heavier bullet is better for self-defense with a 9mm handgun? That’s a good opinion – one which may save your life one day. Berry’s loaded these 147 grain 9mm projectiles for the same purpose.

This is the Hybrid Hollow Point, which essentially combines the advantages of a total metal jacket and a jacketed hollow point. The bullet’s swaged lead core and electrochemically bonded copper jacket give it excellent in-flight rotational stability. Those same features equip the HHP for deep penetration as well: 11” to 13”, according to the manufacturer. Berry’s appreciates the handloader’s love for standardization, and as such has carefully maintained this 0.610" OAL bullet’s weight and dimensions.

Importantly, Berry’s recommends against a muzzle velocity outside of 975 to 1,075 fps for this bullet. Any faster and its core and jacket can separate to render the nose cavity less effective. A round nose seating stem is also necessary to prevent damage to the nose cavity.

These .355 inch diameter projectiles from Hornady are perfect for reloading 9mm Luger and .357 SIG for both training and competitive purposes. Hornady constructs these rounds using an AMP (Advanced Manufacturing Process) copper jacket which is thicker than conventional coatings and reduces deformities while maintaining consistent wall thickness and concentric shape throughout the entire bullet. In addition, these 124 grain projectiles high grade FMJ bullets.

Hornady is one of the most trusted and recognizable names in hunting, sporting, and defensive ammunition production and is well respected for their unique projectiles. Be sure to pick up some small primers and pistol powder to go with your bulk projectile order.

Hornady Action Pistol (HAP) bullets are a direct response to competitive shooters buying up XTP projectiles for their reloading needs. By comparison to XTPs, the HAP design is less expensive and not designed to expand, but retains the hollow cavity, longer body, and immaculate jacket and lead core quality that match shooters have come to appreciate. That makes these .355 inch diameter bullets a smart choice for custom handloads that will be used in IDPA, USPSA, IPSC, or just practice.

Each projectile weighs in at 115 grains and has a copper-jacketed profile that is appropriate for high-velocity loads. The sleek, slanted ogive feeds excellently while the core and jacket exhibit a high level of uniformity in their dimensions and density. This balance will contribute to more accurate loads once your cartridges are complete. Hornady has been around since 1949 and makes some of the most unique, sought-after projectiles in the United States.

Woah there – this is not loaded ammunition. These component bullets will only do you any good if you plan to make your own handloads.

Zero Bullets of Cullman, Alabama is one of the better component bullet manufacturers we could name. Their exacting quality assurance protocol yields bullets with impressively consistent weights, and their uniform .355" diameters are a given. Why, we’d say these 125 grain JHP projectiles are just the ticket if you intend to take the creation of your own self-defense loads into your own hands, but they’re also priced right for range loads!

Zero’s bullets possess the concentric jackets and form-fitted lead cores they need to remain stable and accurate in flight. These bullets’ centered hollow point nose cavities make them able to quickly mushroom outward as they penetrate soft tissue. We’re sure most of these bullets will get seated in 9mm brass, but they’re also a swell way to load much harder to come by 38 Super and 357 SIG cartridges!

These American-made projectiles by Zero Bullets are an excellent option for loading custom 9mm Luger rounds alongside .357 SIG and .38 Super as well. These .355 inch diameter projectiles feature true copper jackets which maintain rigidity at high velocities; this ensures in-flight stability, tight grouping, and optimum accuracy with high pressure load recipes. These Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) bullets weigh 147 grains each and are most appropriately used for smooth-recoiling competitive rounds and loads which replicate common defense options.

The Zero Bullet brand, owned by Roze Distribution, represents a line of component projectiles and ammunition which are manufactured in Alabama and well known for consistent quality at an affordable price point. This 500 count bulk pack is a great way to stock your bench for many work-ups and range sessions to come.

Be sure to complete your handgun component order with primers and casings from Widener's diverse selection.

These high quality 9mm Luger projectiles from Zero Bullets are great for shooters looking to craft custom loads for self-defense or suppressed use. These jacketed hollow-point (JHP) bullets have a diameter of .355 inches can be used for both 9x19mm or .357 SIG recipes. JHPs from Zero Bullets have a pre-segmented crown where the copper jacket meets the hollow cavity for reliable expansion at varying distances and velocities. With a weight of 147 grains, it will be easy to follow available load data in order to make subsonic 9mm loads that won't break the sound barrier and deliver a sonic crack.

Don't forget to check out Widener's great selection of pistol powders, while you're here!

With this box, you’ll get 3,000 rounds of 9mm HAP bullets, which stands for Hornady Action Pistol. They are highly refined, making them the perfect competition bullet. They have no exposed lead, a swaged core for better balance, and a copper jacket that gives off less fouling in the barrel. These 125-grain bullets will help you become a more accurate and more successful target shooter.

Odds are good you know Hornady - they've been creating innovative ammunition products since the 1940’s. The are based out of Nebraska and create leading bullets for rifles and handguns.

The 9mm is a top choice among law enforcement, target shooters, and anyone who wants a reliable tool for self defense. The cartridge delivers excellent speed and consistent terminal performance, making it a common round at target ranges all across the United States. If you shoot a 9mm round, you can reload your brass with excellent bullets from Hornady, one of the nation’s most innovative ammunition manufacturers.

This is not loaded ammunition. These are component bullets for handloading. If you do not load your own ammunition, then this is essentially a nine pound paperweight.

If you are familiar with SIG Sauer 9mm self-defense ammunition, then you may already know about the V-Crown bullet. It is a jacketed hollow point with numerous performance enhancing features, and it is produced for SIG in Sedalia, MO by Sierra Bullets. Now’s your chance to load your own 124 grain V-Crown bullets – even better than SIG can, of course!

This JHP’s nose cavity is heavily engineered. There are multiple fissures formed deep into the lead core, and the surrounding jacket is skived where the fissures meet the rim. These features strategically weaken the V-Crown, so it has an easier time achieving fuller terminal expansion over a wider span of velocities.

The V-Crown’s cannelure is not jacket-deep. It actually embeds the jacket to the core, which supplies the weight retention that factors so heavily into effective terminal ballistics for self-defense.