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Berrys
Berry's 62248 Superior 9mm 115gr round nose bullets are a solid choice for reloaders who shoot 9mm pistol and run a high volume through their presses. These 115-grain projectiles feature a round nose profile, a classic geometry that delivers reliable feeding and consistent ballistics across a wide range of 9mm platforms—from compact carry guns to full-size duty weapons and everything in between. If you're building affordable practice ammo, match loads, or general-purpose defensive rounds, these bullets give you the component quality to reload with confidence.
Berry's bullets are plated rather than cast, which means cleaner shooting, less barrel lead buildup, and easier cleanup downrange. The 115-grain weight is the most common 9mm reloading bullet by far, so you'll find load data everywhere and plenty of powders and primers tuned to this mass. Whether you're working up loads for a Glock, M&P, Sig, or 1911 in 9mm, this bullet weight shoots flat, produces manageable recoil, and delivers the velocity you're after with standard powders.
Reloaders appreciate Berry's for consistent quality from batch to batch, good weight uniformity, and a track record that keeps ammunition costs down without cutting corners on safety or reliability. Stock these 115-grain round nose bullets when you're ready to get serious about feeding your 9mm habit affordably.
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Grain Weight | 115 |
| Bullet Profile | Round Nose |
| Brand | Berry's |
| Part Number | 62248 |
Yes. The 115-grain round nose profile feeds reliably in virtually all standard 9mm platforms, including striker-fired pistols, traditional double-action revolvers, and 1911s chambered in 9mm.
These are reloading bullets; you can assemble defensive ammunition with them if you have reloading knowledge and follow safe handload data. Many reloaders do use 115-grain bullets for practice loads that mirror their carry ammunition setup.
Plated bullets have a thin copper electroplate over a lead core. This reduces lead exposure, produces less smoke and fouling in the barrel, and is easier to clean up than traditional cast projectiles while remaining affordable for high-volume shooting.
Product packaging and quantities are listed on the item page; refer to your order details for the specific count included with your purchase.
Berrys
Berry's 62248 Superior 9mm 115gr round nose bullets are a solid choice for reloaders who shoot 9mm pistol and run a high volume through their presses. These 115-grain projectiles feature a round nose profile, a classic geometry that delivers reliable feeding and consistent ballistics across a wide range of 9mm platforms—from compact carry guns to full-size duty weapons and everything in between. If you're building affordable practice ammo, match loads, or general-purpose defensive rounds, these bullets give you the component quality to reload with confidence.
Berry's bullets are plated rather than cast, which means cleaner shooting, less barrel lead buildup, and easier cleanup downrange. The 115-grain weight is the most common 9mm reloading bullet by far, so you'll find load data everywhere and plenty of powders and primers tuned to this mass. Whether you're working up loads for a Glock, M&P, Sig, or 1911 in 9mm, this bullet weight shoots flat, produces manageable recoil, and delivers the velocity you're after with standard powders.
Reloaders appreciate Berry's for consistent quality from batch to batch, good weight uniformity, and a track record that keeps ammunition costs down without cutting corners on safety or reliability. Stock these 115-grain round nose bullets when you're ready to get serious about feeding your 9mm habit affordably.
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Grain Weight | 115 |
| Bullet Profile | Round Nose |
| Brand | Berry's |
| Part Number | 62248 |
Yes. The 115-grain round nose profile feeds reliably in virtually all standard 9mm platforms, including striker-fired pistols, traditional double-action revolvers, and 1911s chambered in 9mm.
These are reloading bullets; you can assemble defensive ammunition with them if you have reloading knowledge and follow safe handload data. Many reloaders do use 115-grain bullets for practice loads that mirror their carry ammunition setup.
Plated bullets have a thin copper electroplate over a lead core. This reduces lead exposure, produces less smoke and fouling in the barrel, and is easier to clean up than traditional cast projectiles while remaining affordable for high-volume shooting.
Product packaging and quantities are listed on the item page; refer to your order details for the specific count included with your purchase.
