Hornady Fmj Handgun Bullets 9Mm .355" 115 Gr Fmj-Rn 500/Ct

Hornady FMJ handgun bullets in 9mm .355" 115 grain are purpose-built for shooters who demand reliable, consistent performance on the range or in competition. Whether you're loading ammunition for practice, tactical training, or action pistol events, these full metal jacket rounds deliver the durability and accuracy that have made Hornady a trusted name in reloading components for decades. Each box contains 500 bullets, giving you plenty of rounds to develop loads and dial in your handgun.

The engineering behind Hornady's FMJ design reflects real-world needs. The jacket is thicker and more robust than competitors' thin plating, resisting distortion and separation on impact—a critical advantage when running high-volume practice sessions or pushing through a competitive stage. The round-nose profile promotes smooth feeding in semi-automatic platforms and contributes to the flat, predictable trajectory these bullets are known for. There's no exposed lead at the nose, which means cleaner handling and fewer jams when feeding through your magazine and chamber.

Consistency is foundational to accurate reloading, and Hornady achieves it through cold-swaged cores made from pure lead. This process ensures each bullet is balanced and stable in flight, translating to tighter groups and more predictable point-of-impact shift across your load workup. If you're serious about handloading 9mm ammunition that performs, Hornady FMJ bullets give you a proven platform to build on.

Key Features

• Thick, durable full metal jacket resists distortion and jacket separation
• Round-nose profile for reliable feeding in semi-automatic handguns
• No exposed lead at nose for cleaner handling and fewer feeding issues
• Cold-swaged pure lead core for consistency and flight stability
• 500-count box for high-volume reloaders and range sessions

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these 9mm bullets work in my semi-automatic pistol?

Yes. Hornady designed these FMJ-RN bullets specifically for reliable feeding and function in semi-automatic handguns. The round-nose profile is optimized for smooth chambering through standard 9mm magazines and actions.

What's the difference between Hornady FMJ and cheaper imported bullets?

Hornady uses a thicker, more durable jacket that resists distortion and separation on impact. Many imported alternatives use thin plating that breaks easily, especially during high-volume practice or competitive shooting. Hornady's cold-swaged core also ensures tighter consistency shot-to-shot.

Can I use these for self-defense or hunting?

These are full metal jacket bullets designed for target shooting and practice. For hunting or defensive applications, you'll want to select ammunition or components specifically engineered for expansion and stopping performance.

How many rounds can I load from one box?

Each box contains 500 bullets. The number of finished rounds depends on your powder charge and primer selection, but you'll get 500 complete reloads from one box of bullets.