These 9mm 147 grain bullets are new Hornady XTP jacketed hollow points, sold in bags of 100. They measure .355″ in diameter, the standard size for 9mm Luger. So they fit right into your existing 9mm reloading setup.

Why Reload With 9mm 147 Grain Bullets?

The 147 grain weight is the heaviest common 9mm bullet. In most loads it stays subsonic, which means a softer push instead of a sharp snap. For that reason, it’s a favorite for suppressed pistols and pistol-caliber carbines.

Hornady’s XTP (Extreme Terminal Performance) hollow point is designed for controlled expansion and is known for accuracy. Therefore, these work well for practice loads that mirror a heavy defensive round. Meanwhile, the jacket keeps fouling to a minimum.

9mm 147 Grain Bullets: Specifications

• Brand: Hornady
• Caliber: 9mm Luger (.355″ diameter)
• Weight: 147 grain
• Type: JHP, Hornady XTP
• Condition: New
• Packaging: Bag of 100 bullets
• Price: $0.23 per bullet

Buying 9mm 147 Grain Bullets in Bulk

Each bag holds 100 bullets for $23.00. You can grab a single bag to work up a load, or several to build a supply. For instance, three bags give you 300 matched bullets for steady range practice.

Likewise, using one bullet weight keeps your load data simple. In the end, consistent components lead to consistent results.

Reloading Tips for Heavy XTP Bullets

To start, seat each bullet to the overall length in your published load data. Because heavy bullets sit deeper in the case, check that your rounds feed and chamber smoothly. After that, apply a light taper crimp to remove the case mouth bell. Lastly, store your bullets in a dry, sealed container until loading day.

Always follow published load data for your caliber and bullet weight, and work up from the starting charge. For Hornady’s own specs, visit Hornady. Need more supplies? Browse our reloading components, or shop ready-to-shoot handgun ammunition.