Does anyone make a FMJ SWC .40 S&W bullet for reloading?

[Deaf Smith]

I am looking for a FMJ SWC .40 S&W bullet for reloading.

150 grain or larger.

Does any company make one?

Thanks,

Deaf

 

[Jim Watson]

Coated, yes. Plated, maybe. Never saw a jacketed .40 SWC like you can buy for .45.

 

[Chainsaw.]

Jacketed semi wad cutter sounds like an odd duck. Plenty of flat points.

 

[condor bravo]

Try www.montanagoldbullet.com and www.evergladesammo.com, both seem to have very close, if not exact, to what you are looking for.

 

[condor bravo]

Rainier has a .40 cal 165 gr FMJ that resembles a SWC but may be called something else (and a lot of plated as well), probably available through Midway and others. I have a few of those loaded.

 

[condor bravo]

99 % of everything seems to be plated. Unable to find the .40 Rainier FMJ through Midway. Closest I could do through Midway is a Hornady 180 gr FMJ Flat Nose.

 

[snakeye]

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[zplinker]

For what its worth, Montana Gold bullets are excellent. Much better than Rainier in my comparisons. If they have a fault, it is that their hollow points don't tend to expand much. For an affordable bullet that does expand well, I like Noslers.

 

[BigJimP]

Montana Gold is a FMJ FP ( not a SWC )....but I have loaded and fired a lot of them in 180 gr.... and 165 gr .../ they also make them in 155 gr and 200 gr...

Not exactly what you wanted...but they make very good bullets ( much better than Rainier electro plated ...in my view).

 

[wwmkwood]

Hornady Action Pistol (HAP) is close. I would think anything with less rounded nose could cause fee issues.

 

[lamarw]

I use Precision Delta. They are FMJ but have a flat vs. rounded point.

 

[T. O'Heir]

Hornady FN's are as close as you'll get to an SWC. Not enough demand for an FMJ SWC. Odd that there are lots of .400" cast SWC's.