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!

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

Lee

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

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

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.

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.

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

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