These 40 cal 180 grain bullets are Speer TMJ projectiles, pulled from factory ammunition and never fired. Each one measures .400″ in diameter, so they load in both .40 S&W and 10mm Auto. That makes them a smart, low-cost pick if you reload for either caliber.

Why Reload With 40 Cal 180 Grain Bullets?

The 180 grain bullet is the original .40 S&W weight. In most .40 S&W loads it stays subsonic, so recoil feels softer and the report is quieter. In 10mm Auto, the same heavy bullet carries plenty of energy for the range or the field. As a result, one bullet covers two very different jobs.

Speer’s Total Metal Jacket covers the whole bullet, including the base. Because no lead is exposed, these bullets are cleaner to handle and shoot, especially at indoor ranges. In addition, the jacket handles full-power 10mm velocities without leading your barrel.

40 Cal 180 Grain Bullets: Specifications

• Brand: Speer (pulled)
• Fits: .40 S&W and 10mm Auto (.400″ diameter)
• Weight: 180 grain
• Type: TMJ (Total Metal Jacket)
• Condition: Pulled, new and unfired
• Packaging: Ships loose in bulk packaging

Choose Your Quantity of 40 Cal 180 Grain Bullets

Pick 100, 500 or 1,000 bullets. The 100 pack is ideal for working up a new load. The 500 and 1,000 packs suit high-volume range reloading. Every size is priced at $0.19 per bullet.

For example, many shooters load a 500 pack for .40 S&W practice and then keep a few hundred for 10mm. Also, buying in bulk lets you settle on one recipe and stick with it. Consequently, your loads stay consistent from session to session.

About Pulled Bullets

Pulled bullets come from factory ammunition that was taken apart before it was ever shot. Because they ship loose instead of in retail boxes, you get Speer quality for less. As always, inspect every component before you load it.

Follow published load data for your exact caliber and bullet weight. Start at the minimum charge and work up carefully. For more on Speer’s bullets, visit Speer. Need more supplies? Browse our reloading components, or shop ready-to-shoot handgun ammunition.