Sierra Tournament Master 9mm (.355) 125gr FMJ Bullets 100
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- Sierra Tournament Master handgun bullet head for reloading, not loaded ammunition
- Full Metal Jacket, flat base construction for reliable feeding in semi-auto pistols
- Diameter 0.355in, 125 grain, for 9mm Luger, .380 ACP and .38 Super
- G1 ballistic coefficient 0.115, sectional density 0.142
- Non-coated jacket, no cannelure
- Box of 100 bullets
- Designed for competitive and target pistol shooters
Sierra's Tournament Master 125 grain Full Metal Jacket is a .355in diameter handgun bullet designed for competitive pistol shooters and disciplined reloaders who want consistent, repeatable accuracy over high round counts. Introduced as Sierra's first 9mm FMJ, it uses a flat-base jacketed construction that feeds reliably through semi-auto actions, making it a natural choice for handloaders working up 9mm Luger, .380 ACP or .38 Super loads on the range. With a G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.115 and a sectional density of 0.142, it holds a stable, predictable trajectory that suits target and tournament shooting rather than hunting or defensive use. Each box contains 100 non-coated bullets with no cannelure, ready for the reloading bench. As with all Sierra bullet heads, this is a reloading component only, supplied without primer, powder or case, for use by competent handloaders working to safe, published load data for their calibre.
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