Nosler 30-30 Ammo
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Nosler 30-30 Win 150 grain Ballistic Tip Hunting Rifle Ammo, 20/Box - 40065
Brand:
Nosler
Bullet Type:
Ballistic Tip Hunting
Caliber:
.30-30 Win
Grains:
150 grain
Rounds:
20
From:
$31.09
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Nosler 30-30 Win 150 grain Expansion Tip Lead-Free Rifle Ammo, 20/Box - 40670
Brand:
Nosler
Bullet Type:
Expansion Tip
Caliber:
.30-30 Win
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
150 grain
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Nosler Whitetail Country 30-30 Winchester, 150gr, Solid Based Nose Bullet, 20rd Box
Brand:
Nosler
Caliber:
.30-30 Win
Grains:
150 grain
Rounds:
20
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.7/5
based on 3 customer reviews across 3 variants from 15 retailers
Customers praise this ammo for excellent accuracy and value, with reliable shipping, though it's primarily required for California hunting regulations.
What customers like
Shooting Performance67%
Groups well. I started using if over the LEVERevolution.
Value for Money67%
is cheaper! Good ammo, groups well.
Product Quality33%
Ammo arrived quickly, and in good condition.
Common concerns
Limited Use Case33%
Have to have it to hunt in California
Frequently Asked Questions
Nosler 30-30 Ammo
What is the most accurate 30-30 ammo?
Accuracy varies by rifle. Hornady LEVERevolution and Federal Fusion consistently produce the best results in most lever-actions like the Marlin 336 and Winchester 94, typically achieving 1.5–2 MOA. Winchester Super-X is another reliable option. Test two or three loads in your specific rifle to find the best performer.
What distance should I zero my 30/30?
Most hunters zero 30-30 rifles at 100 yards with open sights, or 150–160 yards with a scope. At 100 yards, you'll run about 2 inches high at 50 yards and 3 inches low at 200 yards. Your actual hunting distance matters most—zero where you'll realistically shoot.
How much does a 30/30 drop at 100 yards?
At 100 yards, a 30-30 is typically zeroed, meaning zero drop at that distance. Beyond that, a 150-grain bullet drops roughly 7 inches at 200 yards; a 170-grain drops about 8 inches. Exact figures vary by load, bullet velocity, and rifle.
What's the best grain for 30/30?
For 30-30 hunting, 150-grain bullets offer flatter trajectory and higher velocity, while 170-grain delivers more energy and penetration for larger game. Most deer hunters prefer 150-grain for accuracy and speed. Choose based on your typical shooting distance and target. Both work reliably in lever-actions.
Can you hunt black bears with a 30/30?
Yes. Within 100 yards, the 30-30 is effective on black bears with proper shot placement. Use 150 or 170-grain expanding bullets for reliable penetration. Shot placement matters most—aim for the shoulder or heart-lung area. Bears are tough and may require tracking even after solid hits.
Is 30/30 ammo hard to get?
No, 30-30 ammo is readily available. It's one of the most common rifle cartridges in North America, produced regularly by Winchester, Hornady, Federal, and others. Prices typically run $26.79 to $59.60 per box. Most sporting goods stores and online retailers keep it in stock.
How much does a 3030 cost?
30-30 ammunition typically costs around $35 per box, with prices ranging from roughly $27 to $60 depending on brand and bullet weight. Winchester, Hornady, Federal, and Remington all produce it regularly.
Which is better, Nosler AccuBond or Partition?
Both deliver reliable hunting performance. The Partition uses dual cores for deep penetration on tough game; the AccuBond bonds a single core with a boat-tail for a flatter trajectory. Choose whichever shoots more accurately in your rifle. Both are proven on deer, elk, and bear.