Winchester AmmoCenterfire Handgun Reloading 9mm .355 115 gr Silvertip Hollow Point 100 Per Box

Winchester's 9mm 115 gr Silvertip Hollow Point reloading bullets deliver the control and consistency serious handloaders expect. These .355-diameter projectiles are built for target shooters, competitive pistol competitors, and hunters who want to craft loads tailored to their specific firearm and shooting discipline. Each box contains 100 bullets—a practical quantity for developing and testing loads without overcommitting to a single recipe.

The Silvertip hollow point design is a proven performer in 9mm platforms, offering controlled expansion when the round performs as intended. For handloaders, that means you're starting with a bullet geometry and terminal design that's been proven in field use, so your focus stays on charge weight, primer selection, and brass condition—the variables you actually control. Winchester's quality standards help ensure consistent bullet weight and concentricity, which translates to more predictable velocities and tighter groups on your reloading bench and downrange.

Whether you're working up load data for a defensive carry setup, tuning for a competition gun, or simply developing accurate, cost-effective practice ammunition, Winchester's reloading bullets give you a reliable foundation. The 115-grain weight is the standard for 9mm handloading, offering a good balance between velocity, recoil management, and terminal performance across most common 9mm platforms.

Key Features

• .355 diameter, sized for standard 9mm reloading
• 115 grain weight—the classic 9mm handload standard
• Silvertip hollow point design for controlled performance
• 100 bullets per box for efficient load development and testing
• Winchester quality control for consistent bullet-to-bullet performance

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearms can I use these bullets in?

These are reloading components sized for 9mm handguns—the .355 diameter and 115-grain weight are standard for 9mm platforms. However, always verify compatibility with your specific firearm and consult published load data for your exact gun, barrel length, and powder choice before loading.

Do I need any special equipment or experience to reload these bullets?

Reloading ammunition requires proper equipment (press, dies, scale, calipers), published load data, and a methodical approach to safety. This is a reloading component only—not finished ammunition. If you're new to handloading, start with a reputable reloading manual or course to understand the process, safety practices, and best practices for your specific caliber.

What's the difference between Silvertip hollow point and other bullet designs?

Silvertip hollow points are designed to provide controlled expansion on impact. The design and terminal performance characteristics are best understood through ballistic testing and published ammunition specifications from Winchester. Use published load data developed specifically for this bullet type.

How many rounds can I reload from one box of these bullets?

Each box contains 100 bullets, so you'll produce 100 rounds (assuming you have primers, powder, and once-fired or new brass). One box is a good starting quantity for developing and testing a load recipe before committing to larger quantities.