Hornady Reloading Handgun Bullets 9Mm .355" 124 Gr Fmjrn 500/Ct

Hornady 9mm .355" 124 grain FMJ-RN bullets are a reliable, affordable choice for handloaders building practice and plinking loads. This 500-count box gives you the volume you need to develop loads for your 9mm pistol or carbine without breaking the bank. Full metal jacket round-nose construction delivers straightforward ballistics, consistent velocity, and minimal cleanup downrange—ideal when you're more interested in round count than expansion performance.

Whether you're working up loads at the range, training for defensive proficiency, or just enjoying high-volume shooting, these bullets pair well with common 9mm powders and primers. The 124-grain weight sits in the middle of the 9mm sweet spot, balancing recoil, velocity, and powder charge flexibility across a range of load recipes. FMJ construction means no expansion, just penetration—perfect for steel targets and indoor ranges where bullet performance isn't the variable you're testing.

Hornady has been synonymous with handloading components for decades, and their bullet quality remains consistent lot to lot. These bullets are straightforward, no-frills reloading stock that lets you focus on what matters: consistent powder charges, primers, and brass. For serious volume shooters and reloaders who appreciate a dependable, economical bullet, the 124-grain FMJ-RN in 500-count boxes makes sense.

Key Features

• 124-grain weight optimized for 9mm handguns and carbines
• .355" diameter engineered for consistent 9mm chamber fit
• Full metal jacket construction for simple ballistics and minimal fouling
• Round-nose profile for reliable feeding and straightforward handling
• 500-count box provides high-volume handloaders the efficiency they need

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What 9mm firearms will these bullets work in?

The .355" diameter and 124-grain weight are standard for 9mm Luger/9mm NATO. They'll load safely in any handgun or carbine chambered in 9mm Luger, provided your reloading dies, brass, and powders are sized for that caliber. Always consult published load data specific to your equipment before loading.

Are these bullets suitable for self-defense?

No. Full metal jacket bullets do not expand. For self-defense or hunting applications, you'll want bullets specifically designed for controlled expansion. FMJ rounds are best reserved for range practice and training.

How many complete reloads will 500 bullets make?

Each bullet makes one complete round, so a 500-count box yields 500 finished cartridges when paired with 500 cases, primers, and the appropriate powder charge.

Do these bullets come with a cannelure for crimping?

The product record does not specify whether a cannelure is present. Check the product image or contact us to confirm before purchase if crimping groove presence is important to your load.