Berry'S 86133 Superior 9Mm 147Gr Round Nose

Berry's 9mm 147-grain round nose bullets are a solid choice for reloaders building reliable, consistent handgun ammunition. The 147-grain weight is a popular mid-to-heavy option for 9mm, offering a good balance of velocity and stopping potential in both practice loads and duty-grade rounds. These plated projectiles help you stretch your reloading budget while maintaining the quality standards that shooters depend on at the range or in the field.

The round nose profile is a classic design proven across decades of 9mm shooting. It feeds smoothly through most semi-automatic pistols and revolvers, and the shape promotes reliable bullet seating during the reloading process. Whether you're assembling ammunition for training, competition, or personal defense preparation, round nose projectiles remain a trusted baseline.

Berry's has built a reputation among handloaders for consistent quality and reasonable pricing. Their plated bullets eliminate many of the variables that come with cast lead, reducing leading in the barrel and simplifying cleanup. If you're new to reloading 9mm or looking to upgrade from cast alternatives, these bullets deliver dependable performance without unnecessary complexity.

Key Features

• 147-grain weight — popular for balanced 9mm loads
• Round nose profile — reliable feeding and traditional ballistics
• Plated construction — reduced barrel leading and easier maintenance
• Consistent quality — backed by Berry's manufacturing standards

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What pistols can I reload with 9mm 147-grain bullets?

The 147-grain round nose design works with most 9mm semi-automatic pistols and revolvers. Always verify your gun's manual and start with established load data for your specific reloading manual before assembling ammunition.

How do plated bullets differ from cast lead?

Plated bullets have a thin copper coating bonded to a lead core, which reduces barrel fouling and cleanup compared to bare lead. They're easier to handle and generally safer for indoor ranges that restrict lead exposure.

Is 147 grains a common weight for 9mm reloading?

Yes — 147 grains is a popular choice for 9mm handloading, used in everything from standard training loads to heavier subsonic rounds. It's widely supported by published load data across most reloading manuals.