Berrys 19355 9mm 115 GR Round Nose Centerfire Handgun Ammunition

Berry's 9mm 115 grain round nose centerfire handgun ammunition is built for reloaders who want reliable, cost-effective bullets without sacrificing quality. These are plated bullets—not solid lead—meaning they deliver cleaner shooting and won't foul your barrel the way plain lead rounds do. If you're loading 9mm for target practice, defensive drills, or competition, these bullets offer the consistency and affordability that make high-volume reloading sustainable.

Berry's engineered their plated bullet process with precision in mind. Each round is swaged and plated to exact final weight, then re-struck to ensure the kind of accuracy and uniformity that reloaders depend on. The 115-grain round nose profile is a proven design for 9mm—it feeds reliably in most platforms and has earned its place as Berry's most popular load. At a modest velocity ceiling of 1250 fps, these bullets are suited to standard 9mm loads and won't push your pressure limits.

The specified cartridge overall length (COL) is 1.130", giving you a solid reference point as you work up your loads. Whether you're a high-volume shooter keeping your ammo costs down or a precision handloader chasing consistency, Berry's plated 9mm rounds deliver the value and performance that have made them a reloader favorite.

Key Features

• Plated bullet design—no lead fouling, cleaner barrel
• Swaged and re-struck for accuracy and weight uniformity
• 115-grain round nose profile for reliable feeding and versatility
• Designed for standard 9mm loads up to 1250 fps
• Affordable alternative to solid jacketed rounds

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these bullets safe for my barrel?

Yes. Berry's plated bullets won't deposit lead residue the way cast lead bullets do, so they keep your barrel cleaner over long shooting sessions. The plating acts as a barrier between the lead core and your bore.

What's the difference between plated and jacketed bullets?

Plated bullets use a thin electroplated copper layer over a lead core; jacketed bullets have a thicker drawn copper jacket. Both are cleaner than pure lead, but plated rounds cost less to manufacture and are more affordable for high-volume reloading.

What velocity should I load these to?

Berry's rates these bullets for velocities up to 1250 fps. Stay within that window to maintain bullet integrity and safe pressures in your 9mm loads.

Will these feed reliably in my semi-auto handgun?

The 115-grain round nose profile is a proven design for 9mm semi-automatic handguns. At the specified COL of 1.130", they should chamber and feed normally in standard 9mm magazines and actions, though always verify fit in your specific firearm before loading in volume.