These 40 cal 165 grain bullets are Speer TMJ projectiles, pulled from factory ammunition and never fired. With a .400″ diameter, they load in both .40 S&W and 10mm Auto. So one bag of bullets can feed two of your favorite pistols.

Why Reload With 40 Cal 165 Grain Bullets?

The 165 grain weight sits in the middle of the .40 caliber range. Overall, it’s a popular choice for .40 S&W because it balances speed and recoil well. Similarly, in 10mm Auto, the lighter bullet reaches higher velocity, which means a flatter trajectory at the range. For these reasons, many reloaders treat it as their everyday bullet.

Speer’s Total Metal Jacket encloses the entire bullet, base included. That means no exposed lead, so these are a cleaner choice for indoor ranges. Plus, the jacket holds up well at full-power 10mm speeds.

40 Cal 165 Grain Bullets: Specifications

• Brand: Speer (pulled)
• Fits: .40 S&W and 10mm Auto (.400″ diameter)
• Weight: 165 grain
• Type: TMJ (Total Metal Jacket)
• Condition: Pulled, new and unfired
• Packaging: Ships loose in bulk packaging

Pick a Pack Size of 40 Cal 165 Grain Bullets

Choose from 100, 500 or 1,000 bullets. First, start with 100 to test a new recipe. After that, step up to 500 or 1,000 for your regular range sessions. Every pack is priced at $0.19 per bullet.

For instance, you might load half a 1,000 pack for .40 S&W and save the rest for 10mm. Likewise, a single bullet weight makes it easier to keep notes on one proven recipe. In the end, consistent components mean consistent groups.

What Are Pulled Bullets?

Simply put, pulled bullets are removed from factory ammunition before it is ever fired. Since they ship loose rather than in retail boxes, you pay less for the same Speer bullet. Even so, check each component before loading.

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