For those who don’t mind a bit of lead at the shooting range, this Speer Plinker handgun bullet is a great choice. The specialized copper jacket surrounding the projectile reduces airborne lead, and the projectiles consistently expand for supreme knockdown power. This 9mm .355 diameter 115 grain round nose bullet is ideal for any high-volume shooting scenario, including practical matches, as the projectiles are small and easily fit into revolver-sized targets. Get your handgun loaded up and ready for action with a box of these Speer Plinker 9mm .355 diameter 115 GR round nose bullets. Specifications for Speer Bullets Handgun 9 mm .355 115 GR Round Nose (RN) 500 Box: Manufacturer: Speer Bullet Type: Round Nose (RN) Bullet Weight: 115 grain Sectional Density: 0.13 Condition: New Caliber: .355 Caliber Bullet Quantity: 500 Bullet Fabric/Material: Copper Package Contents: Speer Bullets Handgun 9 mm .355 115 GR Round Nose (RN) 500 Box
3 reviews for Speer Bullets Handgun 9 mm .355 115 GR Round Nose (RN) 500 Box
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John –
This is an excellent product, very accurate and easy to reload. The delivery was on time and everything was packaged well. I have used these for target practice as well as shooting sports with great success.
SeldomSeen –
I'm an NRA and concealed carry instructor. Live-fire exercises are the norm and reloading is the only way to afford it. OpticsPlanet has become my go-to entity to purchase reloading supplies and these Speer 115 grain bullets are always on my buy list. I get panicky if I don't have at least 500 around. Now……about the primer shortage…..
Jeff –
I was able to have a sub 2 MOA with iron sights on my mp5. Very nice packaging easy to store on the shelf. And the full metal jacket let's me not wear gloves while handling them for reloading. The review system says you need 200 characters so this last sentence doesn't mean anything. Cheers.