Berry's 38/357 (.357) Bullets 125 Grain FP Pk/390 ea

Berry's Bullets .38/.357 125gr FP – Plated Bullets

Manufacturer: Berry's Bullets
Manufacturer Part Number: 95400
Cartridge Compatibility: .38 Special / .357 Magnum
Bullet Weight: 125 Grains
Bullet Diameter: .357" ± .0005"
Bullet Profile: Flat Point (FP)
Bullet Length: .518"
Bullet Construction: Copper-Plated Lead Core
Plating Type: Standard
Manufacturer Maximum Velocity: 1,250 FPS
Condition: New
Country of Manufacture: USA

Product Description

Berry's .38/.357 125-grain Flat Point (FP) bullets are manufactured in the USA for handloaders seeking consistent, economical projectiles for .38 Special and .357 Magnum ammunition.

These bullets feature a lead core enclosed in copper plating, providing a uniform exterior without the exposed lead surfaces commonly associated with traditional cast lead bullets. The flat-point profile makes them a popular option for revolver ammunition and compatible lever-action firearms.

Berry's manufacturing process emphasizes consistent bullet weight, dimensions, and plating quality to support reliable performance when assembled using appropriate published reloading data.

Key Features

• 125-Grain Flat Point Profile: Suitable for a variety of .38 Special and .357 Magnum applications.
• Standard Copper Plating: Copper-plated lead-core construction provides an alternative to traditional cast lead bullets.
• Consistent Manufacturing: Produced with an emphasis on uniform bullet dimensions and weight.
• Versatile Application: Intended for compatible revolvers and lever-action firearms chambered in .38 Special or .357 Magnum.
• Made in the USA: Manufactured by Berry's Bullets.

Important Information

This product consists of new reloading bullets (projectiles) only. It is not loaded ammunition. Brass cases, primers, and powder are not included.

These are Berry's standard plated bullets, not the Thick Plate (TP) version. Berry's specifies a maximum velocity of 1,250 FPS for this bullet. Plated bullets have manufacturer-specific loading limitations and should not be treated as equivalent to jacketed bullets.

Always consult current, published reloading data and Berry's manufacturer recommendations for the appropriate use of plated bullets. Inspect all components before loading and follow established reloading safety procedures.