Berry'S Superior Plated Handgun Bullets .40 S&W/10Mm .401" 180 Gr Fp 1000/C

Berry's Superior Plated Handgun Bullets in .40 S&W/10mm .401" 180 gr flat point are engineered for reloaders who want consistent, affordable ammunition without compromising on quality. These plated bullets deliver the precision you need for target work, competition, or duty loads—at a price point that lets you shoot more without breaking the bank. Each round of 1,000 bullets is swaged and plated to final weight, then re-struck to ensure uniformity that translates to tighter groups and reliable feeding.

The flat point profile on these .40/10mm rounds cuts clean holes through paper and steel, making them excellent for evaluating your loads and your marksmanship. Unlike cast lead, the copper plating prevents barrel fouling and cleanup headaches—your bore stays cleaner, and you'll spend less time scrubbing between sessions. The longer profile maximizes contact with your barrel's rifling, which stabilizes the bullet in flight and helps you squeeze out better accuracy from your loads.

Whether you're developing loads for a Smith & Wesson M&P, Glock 22, or a 10mm hunting pistol, these plated bullets give you the consistency to dial in your powder charge and primers without worrying about bullet-to-bullet variation. For high-volume reloaders and serious shooters, the 1,000-count box is the practical choice—bulk quantity at a value that rewards commitment to the craft.

Key Features

• Swaged and plated to final weight for uniform loading
• Re-struck for precision and accuracy
• Copper plating eliminates lead barrel fouling
• Flat point profile cuts clean target holes
• Extended bullet profile increases rifling contact for stability
• Economical alternative to jacketed rounds
• 1,000-count bulk quantity

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these bullets safe for my .40 S&W or 10mm pistol?

Yes. These .401" flat point plated bullets are manufactured for both .40 S&W and 10mm caliber firearms. Always follow safe reloading practices and verify bullet fit in your specific barrel before loading.

Will plated bullets foul my barrel like cast lead does?

No. The copper plating eliminates the lead fouling that occurs with pure cast bullets, keeping your barrel cleaner and reducing maintenance between shooting sessions.

What's the difference between these flat point bullets and hollow point bullets?

The flat point profile cuts cleaner holes in paper targets for easier scoring, while the longer profile improves contact with your rifling for better stability and accuracy during reloading development.

How many rounds does a 1,000-count box of bullets represent?

This box contains 1,000 individual bullets, enough to reload 1,000 complete cartridges (assuming you have primers and powder).