Speer 9mm 115 Grain Copper Plated RN Bullets (500 Count)

If you reload 9mm, you need reliable bullets that won't break the bank—and Speer's 9mm 115 grain copper plated round-nose bullets deliver exactly that. This 500-count box gives you a practical, economical bullet option for plinking, target practice, and general shooting volume. Speer brings decades of reloading expertise to every product, and these copper-plated projectiles reflect that heritage of consistent quality and precision performance.

The 115-grain weight is the standard for 9mm handloading, and the round-nose profile is proven in semi-automatic pistols. The copper plating protects the lead core, reduces barrel fouling compared to bare lead, and gives you a finished round that feeds reliably and performs predictably downrange. Whether you're working up loads for your competition rig, maintaining your carry gun, or just putting rounds downrange for practice, these bullets give you the consistency reloaders expect from Speer without the premium price tag.

Each box contains 500 bullets—enough volume to keep your reloading bench supplied without constant resupply runs. This is bulk material for handloaders; these are component bullets, not loaded ammunition, so you'll need your own powder, primers, and brass to complete the cartridge.

Key Features

• 115-grain weight—standard for 9mm handloading
• Copper-plated construction reduces lead exposure and barrel fouling
• Round-nose profile for reliable feeding in semi-automatic pistols
• 500-count bulk pack—economical for high-volume reloaders
• Proven Speer quality and consistency

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber and weight are these bullets?

These are 9mm bullets weighing 115 grains—the standard weight for most 9mm handgun reloading applications, including 9mm Luger and 9mm NATO.

Can I use these in my semi-automatic pistol?

Yes. The round-nose profile is designed to feed reliably in semi-automatic pistols. Always verify feeding during your load development and testing.

Are these loaded rounds or components?

These are component bullets only—not loaded ammunition. You'll need to supply your own primer, powder, and brass to complete the cartridge.

Why choose copper-plated over bare lead?

Copper plating reduces exposure to lead during handling and reloading, cuts down on barrel fouling compared to bare lead bullets, and provides a finished bullet that feeds and performs reliably in modern firearms.