Eagle Bullets · 9 mm Luger
9 mm bullets for reloading.
The 9 mm Luger is the most widely shot caliber in Brazilian sport shooting, from training ranges to the main pistol disciplines, including IPSC. The Eagle Bullets line covers four round-nose weights, from 116 to 140 grains, so shooters can tune their loads to their equipment and their match.
ILLUSTRATIVE IMAGE OF THE CALIBER
Catalog references| Reference | Weight | Profile | Diameter | |
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| EA-116 | 116 GR | Round nose | .355″ or .356″ | Quote ↗ |
| POG9/126 | 125 GR | Round nose | .355″ or .356″ | Quote ↗ |
| POG9/135 | 135 GR | Round nose | .355″ or .356″ | Quote ↗ |
| POG9/140 | 140 GR | Round nose | .355″ or .356″ | Quote ↗ |
The Eagle Bullets coating
Our bullets are lead with a painted coating: the coating creates a protective layer over the core, reduces direct contact with the metal during handling, and may help reduce lead build-up inside the barrel and the smoke associated with traditional lubricants.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between a coated and a jacketed bullet?
- A coated bullet is lead with a painted coating; a jacketed bullet has a metal jacket over the core. For training and sport disciplines, coated bullets usually deliver a better cost per shot, with cleaner handling than bare lead.
- Who can buy?
- Bullets for reloading are a product controlled by the Brazilian Army: sales are restricted to individuals and companies authorized by the competent authorities, upon presentation and verification of the required documents. Supply outside Brazil also depends on Brazilian export authorization and on the import rules of the destination country.
- How do I request a quote?
- This website does not sell online. Send us the references and estimated quantities on WhatsApp — in English, Spanish or Portuguese — and our sales team will reply with availability, pricing and terms for your case.