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My go to for reloading 7.62×39! Seem to be consistent and help keep the cost down. They work great in both my ak and sks.
Berry’s BP 9mm .356 147gr HHP bullets are precision-made, providing excellent consistency for those seeking both accuracy and stopping power. A solid choice for those who prioritize quality in their ammunition components.
I have been using berry’s 9/45/357/223. All performed with great results. Best value/quality for price. I recommend all their high quality bullets.
10mm ammo was introduced back in 1983 as a semi-automatic pistol cartridge, then known as 10mm Auto. The round was briefly used by the FBI but was later decommissioned due to the excessive recoil it produced. A reduced-recoil round was created in response to this known as “10mm Lite.” Later, Smith & Wesson created a new version of the 10mm round with a shorter casing, allowing for use in smaller semi-automatic handguns. This became known as the .40 Smith & Wesson often referred to as .40 S&W or just “forty cal.” The handgun cartridge has since become popular among law enforcement, while the 10mm Auto is still relatively popular as well.
Size: The 10mm Auto has a bullet diameter of .400 inches, a neck diameter of .423 inches, and a base and rim diameter of .425 inches. The case length is typically 0.992 inches.
Muzzle Velocity: Typically, the muzzle velocity of a 10mm Auto round can range from about 1,200 to 1,400 feet per second, depending on the load.
Stopping Power: 10mm Auto is a powerful round. The muzzle energy can range from about 550 to 700 foot-pounds for common loads.
Terminal Ballistics: The 10mm Auto is known for deep penetration and a large permanent wound channel, making it a popular choice for hunting and self-defense.
Recoil: 10mm Auto is known for its substantial recoil, which can be challenging for some shooters to manage, particularly in rapid-fire situations.
Size: The .40 S&W has a bullet diameter of .400 inches, and a neck, base, and rim diameter of .424 inches, The O.A.L is typically 0.850 inches.
Muzzle Velocity: The muzzle velocity of a .40 S&W round typically ranges from about 950 to 1,200 feet per second, depending on the load.
Stopping Power: .40 S&W rounds typically have muzzle energy ranging from about 350 to 500 foot-pounds.
Terminal Ballistics: .40 S&W provides good penetration and a significant permanent wound channel. It’s a popular choice for law enforcement and self-defense due to its balance of power and control.
Recoil: The recoil of .40 S&W is generally more manageable than the 10mm Auto, but it is still more substantial than smaller calibers like the 9mm.
These are generalized figures and actual results will vary based on a range of factors, including the specific ammunition used, the type of bullet and load, and the firearm it’s fired from.
Looking for some 10mm or .40 S&W bullets for reloading your ammunition? We’ve got you covered. Berry’s has the best plated bullets on the market whether you are looking for self-defense, handgun hunting, working in law enforcement, competitive shooting or anything in between.
We are proud to offer the finest bonded copper-jacketed bullets on the market today. Berry’s plated bullets are started with a swaged lead core and are then electroplated with copper to their final weight. We carry a wide selection of .40 S&W/10mm bullets including flat point, round nose, hollow point, and more in grains ranging from 155 to 200.
