TESTED: (How Good Are They?) Berry’s 124 Gr. HBRN-TP 9mm Bullet
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2024
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I’ve long trusted Berry’s plated bullets for economical practice loads - but how accurate are they? Today we find out if you have to forgo accuracy for lower cost!
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For what it’s worth, I routinely run their 115 and 124 grain bullets 100fps faster than 1,200 FPS limit and have no issues after at least 5,000 rounds. Your mileage may vary.
Berry's just aren't a good value anymore compared to poly-coated bullets, or plated bullets that ship for free. Shipping is a killer for bulk purchases with Berry's.
I have been reloading ammunition for some 38 years and I must say 20 of those years were with Barry’s bullets . I switched over to Barry’s bullets because I cannot find a single thing wrong with them. from the wee little 380 at 80 grains all the way up to the 40 Smith & Wesson at 185 grains . as everything has gone to cutting cost and raising prices, I find Barry’s bullets is a fine company at manufacturing and distributing their bullets at a decent price. I will continue to rely upon them even with my aged ol’ 30-30 Winchester. I hope to see more of your videos. Your information and presentation are spot on and you maintained my total attention throughout.
...Ice been using Berry's plated bullets in both 9 mm and 45 ACP for years...
Just checked the website, the cost is 13.1 cents per bullet when buying 1000 count.
I'm not surprised the Silhouette powder produced higher velocity. I have been told by a source I consider reliable this powder is the old Winchester WAP rebranded. WAP was for years my powder of choice for my 9x23 guns where it delivered excellent velocity.
At 19-22 cents per round with nowadays components prices it’s about the only way to go !
Berrys makes good stuff. High quality that is affordable.
To keep my shooting costs down, I mostly load powder coated lead bullets that I produce myself. Occasionally, I will use factory manufactured bullets and nearly always they will be Berry’s Bullets. I have never had a problem with them in any caliber or weight.
CFE load shoots really soft
Been reloading Berry's 124gr
Very relevant content. It’s hard to make reloading 9mm pay right now, and to the extent there is a path, it probably involves either cast bullets (not my thing) or plated bulk bullets like these Berry’s.
Great information thank you
Good video for the 9mm! Well done Guy!
Outstanding. Your video presentation is getting better and better, Guy. This one represents fine support for three of the basic reasons to handload: cost per round, accuracy/performance and specific fit to a firearm. Well done, my friend. 🤛🏻🔫🇺🇸
I love these. Great accuracy and I really love how well the take the velocity. I just use these now so I can just reload all 9mm with one set of components not have to have bullets for pistol, bullets for my sbr and carbine. Not have to worry about the sbr and carbine having a little too much speed.
Much better than coated bullets at just a slight bit more money. Berry's is good stuff.
Guy, have you recovered any slugs to see if the Hollow Base expands like a Minet Ball and hugs the rifling to increase accuracy?
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Guy, I really enjoy your episodes on reloading for handguns. I would like to see how the flat point bullets perform. I prefer them to RN profiles for shooting paper. I think, in a pinch, they would make do for defensive purposes as well. Elmer Keith came to the conclusion that they did more damage than round nose profiles through his extensive experience and development of his own bullet design.