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Berrys
Berry's Preferred Plated Pistol Bullets in .380 caliber are engineered for reloaders who demand consistency and clean shooting without compromise. Built on a swaged lead core and electroplated with copper to final weight, these .356" 100-grain hollow-point rounds eliminate exposed lead entirely—a critical feature if you shoot indoors or care about range safety. The electroplating process bonds the jacket permanently to the core, then the bullets are re-struck to tight specs, ensuring round-to-round uniformity that translates to reliable feeding and predictable accuracy downrange.
Whether you're developing loads for defensive practice, casual plinking, or precision pistol work, Preferred Plated bullets are designed to perform in semi-automatic .380 platforms. The hollow-point design is built for expansion and energy transfer, while the full copper jacket containment means no lead dust or splattering at the firing line. This makes them popular with shooters who frequent indoor ranges where lead exposure and air quality matter.
The 1000-count case is sized for serious reloaders who shoot regularly and value economy without sacrificing quality. With Berry's track record across the industry, these bullets earn their reputation through consistent performance and measurable accuracy—not hype.
| Caliber | .380 |
| Bullet Diameter | .356" |
| Weight | 100 gr |
| Style | Hollow-point |
| Count | 1000 per case |
| Construction | Copper-plated, swaged lead core |
Yes. The full copper plating with no exposed lead makes them suitable for indoor ranges where lead containment is a concern or requirement.
These are designed for .380 ACP semi-automatic pistols that accept .356" diameter bullets at 100 grains.
Each case contains 1000 loose bullets ready for your reloading press. No primers, powder, or cases are included.
Plated bullets offer a middle ground between cast and jacketed rounds: they cost less than full-jacketed bullets, deliver cleaner shooting than exposed-lead cast, and are engineered for consistency with the re-striking process that ensures tight tolerances.
Berrys
Berry's Preferred Plated Pistol Bullets in .380 caliber are engineered for reloaders who demand consistency and clean shooting without compromise. Built on a swaged lead core and electroplated with copper to final weight, these .356" 100-grain hollow-point rounds eliminate exposed lead entirely—a critical feature if you shoot indoors or care about range safety. The electroplating process bonds the jacket permanently to the core, then the bullets are re-struck to tight specs, ensuring round-to-round uniformity that translates to reliable feeding and predictable accuracy downrange.
Whether you're developing loads for defensive practice, casual plinking, or precision pistol work, Preferred Plated bullets are designed to perform in semi-automatic .380 platforms. The hollow-point design is built for expansion and energy transfer, while the full copper jacket containment means no lead dust or splattering at the firing line. This makes them popular with shooters who frequent indoor ranges where lead exposure and air quality matter.
The 1000-count case is sized for serious reloaders who shoot regularly and value economy without sacrificing quality. With Berry's track record across the industry, these bullets earn their reputation through consistent performance and measurable accuracy—not hype.
| Caliber | .380 |
| Bullet Diameter | .356" |
| Weight | 100 gr |
| Style | Hollow-point |
| Count | 1000 per case |
| Construction | Copper-plated, swaged lead core |
Yes. The full copper plating with no exposed lead makes them suitable for indoor ranges where lead containment is a concern or requirement.
These are designed for .380 ACP semi-automatic pistols that accept .356" diameter bullets at 100 grains.
Each case contains 1000 loose bullets ready for your reloading press. No primers, powder, or cases are included.
Plated bullets offer a middle ground between cast and jacketed rounds: they cost less than full-jacketed bullets, deliver cleaner shooting than exposed-lead cast, and are engineered for consistency with the re-striking process that ensures tight tolerances.
