RE: LOAD FOR 45cal
 

Chap

Just when I thought I had tried every 40cal bullet out there[&:]

I must of been asleep at the wheel[8D] Now I GOTTA get me some of these Gold Dots!;)

RE: LOAD FOR 45cal
 

BERRY 40 (.401) 200gr FP BULLET PER 100
Item Number: BY402F·Availability: In stock[/align]





Quantity:
100
$13.19
500
$62.65
1000
$118.71
2000
$229.51 [/align]





BERRY 40 (.401) 200gr HP BULLET PER 100
Item Number: BY402H·Availability: In stock[/align]





Quantity:
100
$13.59
500
$64.55
1000
$122.31
2000
$236.47 [/align]





BERRY 40 (.401) 200gr RS BULLET PER 100
Item Number: BY402R·Availability: In stock[/align]





Quantity:
100
$13.19
500
$62.65
1000
$118.71
2000
$229.51 [/align]Check these out. Lee
http://www.grafs.com/metallic/560

RE: LOAD FOR 45cal
 

Lee

Have you fired any of those 200g Berry hollow points? What did you think of them?

RE: LOAD FOR 45cal
 

They don't look to be a bonded bullet? are the just coated? how well do they hold up?

RE: LOAD FOR 45cal
 

Cabela's reviewers describe the Berry bullets as heavy plated, very accurate, primarily for plinking or target use. I didn't find many references to hunting use but I would think the hollowpoint would surely be okay. Cabela's actually has a good price on these in 250 packs.

RE: LOAD FOR 45cal
 

Thats what I thought. Un-bonded bullets will separate from the plating, which will loose energy and slow penatration.Bonded bullets usually will not separate from the jacket. Just because a bullet is cheap does not make it worth using on an animal or humane.Great for plinking, and definately would not use the flat nose for hunting.

RE: LOAD FOR 45cal
 

Amen, there ya go. They are a good strong bonded bullet that is inexpensive. Chap Gleason

RE: LOAD FOR 45cal
 

I might buy some of those Berry bullets if they were .399 instead of .401. ;)