If you're hand-loading .38 Special or .357 Magnum rounds, the Berrys 84525 Superior .38/.357 pistol bullets give you a reliable, quality component built to exacting standards. These 158-grain flat-point bullets are plated—a process that ensures consistent diameter and reliable feeding—and come in a convenient 250-count box, so you can load a serious batch without breaking your component budget. Whether you're developing accurate target loads or assembling hunting or defensive ammunition, Berrys has earned its reputation over more than five decades as a family-owned manufacturer focused on the kind of bullet consistency reloaders depend on.

The 158-grain flat-point profile is a classic for .38 and .357 work. It's a weight and shape that handloaders have trusted for years across multiple applications—from moderate practice loads in .38 Special to full-power .357 Magnum rounds. Berrys' plating process controls bullet diameter precisely, which matters when you're working up loads and expecting chamber fit and ballistic repeatability.

Reloaders choose Berrys because the company takes the craft seriously. You're not getting bulk-bin bullets here; you're getting components made to a specific standard by a business that's been doing this since before most of us picked up a reloading press. A 250-count box is a practical quantity for most handloaders—enough to load a proper session without excessive waste.

If you're hand-loading .38 Special or .357 Magnum rounds, the Berrys 84525 Superior .38/.357 pistol bullets give you a reliable, quality component built to exacting standards. These 158-grain flat-point bullets are plated—a process that ensures consistent diameter and reliable feeding—and come in a convenient 250-count box, so you can load a serious batch without breaking your component budget. Whether you're developing accurate target loads or assembling hunting or defensive ammunition, Berrys has earned its reputation over more than five decades as a family-owned manufacturer focused on the kind of bullet consistency reloaders depend on.

The 158-grain flat-point profile is a classic for .38 and .357 work. It's a weight and shape that handloaders have trusted for years across multiple applications—from moderate practice loads in .38 Special to full-power .357 Magnum rounds. Berrys' plating process controls bullet diameter precisely, which matters when you're working up loads and expecting chamber fit and ballistic repeatability.

Reloaders choose Berrys because the company takes the craft seriously. You're not getting bulk-bin bullets here; you're getting components made to a specific standard by a business that's been doing this since before most of us picked up a reloading press. A 250-count box is a practical quantity for most handloaders—enough to load a proper session without excessive waste.