Barnes Banded Solid Bullets 9.3Mm .366" 250 Gr Bnd Sld Rn 50/Ct

Barnes Banded Solid 9.3mm bullets deliver dependable, deep penetration for hunters pursuing heavy, dangerous game. Loaded as .366" diameter projectiles weighing 250 grains in a round nose configuration, these banded solids represent a purpose-built choice when your quarry includes elk, moose, big bear, wild boar, buffalo, bison, or other large-bodied, thick-boned animals. Unlike conventional copper-jacketed rounds, Barnes solids are engineered from a homogenous zinc/copper alloy that resists deformation on impact—critical when bone structure and muscle mass demand consistent, straight-line penetration.

The defining feature of Barnes banded solids is the multiple bands—shallow grooves—machined into the bullet shank. These bands serve a dual purpose: they minimize copper fouling in the bore and help manage pressure during firing. For reloaders and shooters who demand ammunition that won't deflect, fragment, or shed velocity against heavy skeletal structures, banded solids have earned respect in dangerous-game circles for decades. You get 50 bullets per box, ready for hand-loading into your 9.3mm cartridge of choice.

Barnes Bullets' solid-bullet technology appeals to ethical hunters who prioritize consistent, lethal performance. Whether you're loading for a 9.3x62 or another 9.3mm platform, these .366" solids offer the terminal reliability that separates preparation from hope when facing premium game.

Key Features

• Homogenous zinc/copper alloy construction—no jacket to separate or deflect
• Multiple bands reduce bore fouling and manage pressure
• Round nose profile optimized for heavy bone and muscle penetration
• 250-grain weight in .366" diameter for 9.3mm cartridges
• 50 bullets per box, ready for hand-loading

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What calibers and rifles use .366" diameter 9.3mm bullets?

These .366" solids are designed for 9.3mm cartridges, most commonly the 9.3x62 and 9.3x65, popular in European dangerous-game rifles and modern bolt-action platforms chambered in 9.3mm. Verify your rifle's bore diameter before loading to ensure proper fit.

Why do Barnes solid bullets have bands cut into them?

The bands reduce copper fouling buildup in your bore and help regulate pressure during firing. This design supports cleaner shooting and more predictable ballistics without sacrificing the penetration advantage of solid construction.

Are these loaded ammunition or bullets for reloading?

These are unloaded bullets sold in boxes of 50, intended for hand-loaders to assemble into complete cartridges. If you need factory-loaded ammunition, you'll need to source loaded 9.3mm rounds separately.

When should I choose banded solids over conventional bullets?

Solid bullets excel when hunting large, heavily-built game where bone deflection and bullet failure are concerns. They're a trusted choice for dangerous game and situations where penetration and reliability matter more than expansion.