Berrys Bullets In Stock

[Coach]

.380 100 grain $78 per 1000
9mm 115 grain $86 per 1000
9mm 125 grain $88 per 1000
9mm 147 grain $96 per 1000
.38 158 grain $102 per 1000
.44 240 grain $64 per 500
.45 230 grain $61 per 500
.45LC 250 grain $72 per 500

 

[OutdoorDad]

Very good to know.

I've had difficulty in finding load data for them.
I've heard the "use the cast data" but that hasn't worked well for me so far.

Are you aware of a resource that can help?

 

[Coach]

Very good to know.

I've had difficulty in finding load data for them.
I've heard the "use the cast data" but that hasn't worked well for me so far.

Are you aware of a resource that can help?

Not aware of specific resource for this brand. I would use jacket data over cast data if I were to load plated bullets such as these.
What is not working well? Are you testing the rounds over a chronograph trying to get a desired velocity or are you having feeding issues?

 

[Vamptepes]

They suggest using high lead to low jacket data for their bullets.

 

[Coach]

From Berry's website

Here are websites with load data information,
https://www.hodgdon.com/basic-manual-inquiry.html
http://www.accuratepowder.com/wp-contentuploads/2010/09/WP_LoadSpec_1-23-14.pdf
Alliant Powder - Reloader's Guide

 

[RipkinC]

As long as your not pushing them above about 1300fps your good. I load most played at jacketed specs for380, 38spl, 9mm and 45acp, all max out at about 1150fps. I typically load about .2-.3grains less than max jacked data from the lee or lyman book. For magnums, 40, 10mm etc I tend to make sure im just not going much over 1250-1300fps, usually low-mid range load data.