380 Bullets
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Berry's 380 Cal (.356" Diameter) Bullets 100 Grain Plated RN HB – 1000 Rounds
Regular Price: $74.85
Special Price: $70.85
Cost Per Bullet 7.1¢ per bullet Bullet Weight 100 Grain Bullet Caliber 380 ACP Quantity 1000 Bullet Type Plated Round Nose Hollow Point Manufacturer Berry's Manufacturer SKU 75727 These 380 Caliber (.356 diameter) projectiles from Berry's are a great choice for accurate and affordable range loads. Each bullet in this box of 1000 is a 100 grain Round Nose Hollow Base (RNHB). Hollow base bullets are designed to maximize contact with the barrel's rifling to improve overall accuracy. Each projectile is swaged and copper plated to final weight, then the bullets are re-struck to insure the plating and sizing are consistent. Copper plated bullets are more affordable than jacketed projectiles and are not as dirty as traditional cast lead bullets.
Note: Plated Bullets are not recommended for velocities over 1200 feet per second.
Don't forget to check out Widener's selection of Brass, while you're here.
**This is not loaded ammunition.**Customer Reviews
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Perfect for target shooting
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We use these all the time for punching holes in cardboard. Great alternative to the standard 9mm projectile.
Review by Slickelrod (Posted on 7/6/2022)
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I have used Berry's plated bullets in different calibers. I believe they are well worth every penny spent.
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I have used Berry's plated FMJ bullets for several years. But this is only the second time I have used the .380 bullets. I find they are excellent quality bullets for practice on the range. In the econony of today's world, I think they are a good investment.
Review by Victor N TN (Posted on 5/24/2022)
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Fab!
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Quality, consistency...The only bullet that I load!
Review by Henry (Posted on 5/15/2022)
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Loads great shoots great
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Worth every penny
Review by 1 shot (Posted on 5/4/2022)
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Good price for a basic bullet.
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These Berry’s bullets were a fair price and were of better quality them I expected for basics shooting lead bullets. I was happy with the purchase.
Review by Gene (Posted on 4/6/2021)
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Berry quality at good price
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Bought these to load 380 Ammo because of quality & price .
Review by Strawberry (Posted on 4/4/2021)
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Good bullets
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Great bullets for practice and plinking. POI is same as the Hornady FTX. Or pretty close. Wideners shipped fast.
Review by Joe six pack (Posted on 3/29/2021)
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380. 100gr RN bullets
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This is a fantastic buy all brand new bullets all are precise diameter as specified excellent bullets will be buying more of these. Widners thanks for a great purchase and excellent service.
Review by Frank (Posted on 3/28/2021)
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Very happy
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I’ve used Berry’s .380 bullets before so I know the product and like it. I was having problems finding any until I happened onto your site. My order was promptly and efficiently shipped so I am very happy with the product and the vendor.
Review by TET (Posted on 3/28/2021)
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Works great
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Very happy, would buy again
Review by Ohio (Posted on 3/21/2021)
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good looking bullet
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Unfortunately unable to give review of test firing. Still in the process of waiting on my primers to arrive.
Review by Sammy (Posted on 2/28/2021)
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Mixed .355 Bullets – 250 Count
$19.85Cost Per Bullet 7.9¢ per bullet Bullet Weight Not Applicable Bullet Caliber 357 Sig, 38 Super, 380 ACP, 9mm Quantity 250 Bullet Type Unknown Manufacturer Mixed Manufacturer SKU 355MIXEDBULLETS This is not loaded ammunition. You can only fire these component bullets after handloading them!
We would imagine a car mechanic winds up with a lot of spare parts. It’s just as likely that an electrician accumulates a lot of thingamabobbers and doodads. (We don’t know anything about electricity.) And when you move as many bullets as Widener's, you’re bound to build up a healthy collection of loose bullets!
When the barrel we use to store loose .355 diameter bullets reaches critical mass, we spring into action sealing up bags of 250 bullets apiece. What we don’t do is sort those bullets according to weight and style, so the bags are truly random. They could have anything inside of them so long as they’re .355 diameter bullets!
These could be gathered from Armscor 124 Grain FMJ's and Berry's 115 & 124 Grain FMJ's.Customer Reviews
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the best place to get your reloading supplies !!!!
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These word great in my 9mm and the kids keep me busy loading it the only way I can do it with out going broke !!
Review by MMC-Ret. (Posted on 3/27/2022)
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As avertized
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Good value, mixed but easy to sort thru.
Review by EXDRIVER (Posted on 6/10/2021)
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Good deal 9mm bullets
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Sold as mixed but new in sealed bags. A plus
Review by Dualscoops (Posted on 6/4/2021)
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Very good value
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Great value.
Review by Karl (Posted on 4/26/2021)
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Berry's 380 Cal (.356" Diameter) Bullets 100 Grain Plated RN FB – 1000 Rounds
$88.85Cost Per Bullet 8.9¢ per bullet Bullet Weight 100 Grain Bullet Caliber 380 ACP Quantity 1000 Bullet Type Plated Round Nose Manufacturer Berry's Manufacturer SKU 39481 Berry's bullets have gained a reputation for being affordable and consistent. Each 380 (.356 diameter) in this box of 1000 is a 100 grain Round Nose Flat Bottom (RNFB). These projectiles are swaged and copper plated to their final weight, then each bullet is re-stuck to ensure consistency. Copper plated projectiles are better on your guns than traditional cast lead bullets and they are more affordable than jacketed bullets.
Note: Plated Bullets are not recommended for velocities over 1200 feet per second.
Don't forget to check out Widener's selection of Brass, while you're here.
**This is not loaded ammunition.**Customer Reviews
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Good bullets and price
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The shipping was fast, bullets as listed and priced very well, had no problems with reloading.
Review by SR (Posted on 1/11/2020)
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Sierra .355 Diameter Bullets - 90 Grain JHP - 100 Count
$27.85Cost Per Bullet 27.9¢ per bullet Bullet Weight 90 Grain Bullet Caliber 357 Sig, 380 ACP, 9mm Quantity 100 Bullet Type Jacketed Hollow-Point (JHP) Manufacturer Sierra Bullets Manufacturer SKU 8100 Customer Reviews
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Low Recoil - Great Accuracy
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I read a review on one of the forums where someone said they were getting 2" or less groups with this bullet at 50 yds in a 9mm Luger. I have not done that level of load testing yet, but I chose a mid-range load with a fast powder. I got excellent results in a match shooting this load on timed and rapid fire (25 yd accuracy with very low recoil). I would definitely recommend it. Looking forward to doing some 50 yd. load testing soon.
Review by Bullseye Shooter (Posted on 6/15/2016)
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