Hornady 30-30 Ammo for Sale
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AMERICAN WHITETAIL AMMO 30-30 WINCHESTER 150GR RN INTERLOCK
Brand:
Hornady
Bullet Type:
InterLock
Caliber:
.30-30 Win
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
150 grain
From:
$22.33
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Hornady 30-30 Win 140gr MonoFlex LeverEvolution Ammunition 20rds - 82731
Brand:
Hornady
Bullet Type:
MonoFlex
Caliber:
.30-30 Win
Grains:
140 grain
Rounds:
20
From:
$24.37
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Hornady Lock-N-Load Modified Cases .30-30 Winchester
Brand:
Hornady
Caliber:
.30-30 Win
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Hornady FB 30-30 140 Grain Weight Mfx 20/200 80802 090255808025
Brand:
Hornady
Caliber:
.30-30 Win
Rounds:
20
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Hornady Ammo 30-30 Win 140 Gr Monoflex Lvrev - Dirty Bird Industries
Brand:
Hornady
Caliber:
.30-30 Win
Rounds:
20
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Hornady 30-30 Win 150gr RN Custom Lite Ammunition 20rds - 80806
Brand:
Hornady
Bullet Type:
Interlock Custom lite
Caliber:
.30-30 Win
Rounds:
20
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.9/5
based on 15 customer reviews across 9 variants from 30 retailers
Highly praised ammunition that significantly improves 30-30 rifle accuracy, range, and hunting performance with exceptional reliability and consistency.
What customers like
Accuracy & Performance73%
It really gives New Life to old 30-30s
Hunting Effectiveness60%
4 shots, 4 dead deer (50-125 yds) none ran more than 10yds
Reliability & Consistency40%
The attention to detail and consistency are excellent
Extended Range Capability33%
Makes my guns 300 yard shooters
Common concerns
Outperformed by Competitors7%
The Magtech 77grain match grade stuff BLEW ME AWAY!!
Frequently Asked Questions
Hornady 30-30 Ammo for Sale
How much is Hornady 30-30 ammo?
Hornady 30-30 Winchester ammo typically costs around $30.70 per box, with prices ranging from $27.99 to $47.99 depending on the load. American Whitetail runs around $27.99, while LEVERevolution reaches $37.99–$47.99. Both are popular hunting options, available across roughly 30 retailers.
What's the best grain for 30/30?
For deer, 150 grain is the most popular choice, offering higher velocity and flat trajectory. The 170 grain hits harder at closer ranges and suits larger game. Both are effective; most hunters use 150 grain as the standard. Match your choice to your rifle's accuracy.
Is 150 grain good for deer hunting?
Yes, 150 grain can work for deer hunting, but caliber matters. In 30-30, 150gr bullets may leave the muzzle below the minimum FPS needed for reliable expansion; the 110-130gr range is often recommended instead. With proper shot placement, heavier 170gr 30-30 loads are a popular alternative for whitetail.
What is the most powerful 30/30 round?
The 170-grain loads generate the most energy in 30-30 Winchester. The Hornady LEVERevolution 170gr FTX produces approximately 1,902 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, making it among the most powerful factory options, slightly edging out traditional flat-point loads like Remington Core-Lokt 170gr.
What is the best reloading powder for 30-30?
"Best" depends on your goals. IMR 3031 and Hodgdon H4895 are popular choices for 30-30 reloading. Hodgdon LVR delivers higher velocities if that's your priority. Always start with published load data for your specific bullet weight and rifle, then work up carefully to find what shoots best in your gun.
Is there a subsonic 30/30 round?
Yes. Federal makes a Subsonic 30-30 Winchester load with a 170-grain bullet at 1000 fps, and Hornady offers a Sub-X Subsonic in 175-grain. Both are suitable for suppressed or standard hunting use.
What is the velocity of a 30-30 subsonic round?
Subsonic 30-30 rounds typically travel 1000-1050 fps, below the sound barrier of approximately 1125 fps. Federal's Subsonic load launches a 170-grain bullet at 1000 fps, and Hornady's Sub-X uses a 175-grain projectile at similar velocities. Both are designed for suppressed hunting applications.
Is 30 WCF the same as 30/30?
Yes, 30 WCF and 30-30 are identical cartridges. Winchester originally called it .30 WCF (Winchester Center Fire) when introduced in 1895. Other ammunition makers adopted the .30-30 designation based on caliber and powder charge. Winchester switched to the .30-30 name around 1951, but they're the same round.