Winchester Bicentennial 30-30 Ammo

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Brand:

Winchester

Barrel Length:

N/A

Bullet Type:

Power Point

Caliber:

.30-30 Win

Capacity:

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Finish Per Color:

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Brand:

Winchester

Bullet Type:

EXTREME POINT

Caliber:

.30-30 Win

Grains:

150 grain

Rounds:

20

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Brand:

Winchester

Barrel Length:

N/A

Bullet Type:

Power Point

Caliber:

.30-30 Win

Capacity:

20

Finish Per Color:

Brass

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Brand:

Winchester

Bullet Type:

Rapid Controlled Expansion Polymer Tip

Caliber:

.30-30 Win

Grains:

150 grain

Rounds:

20

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Brand:

Winchester

Bullet Type:

Power-Core

Caliber:

.30-30 Win

Grains:

150 grain

Rounds:

20

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Brand:

Winchester

Bullet Type:

Protected Hollow Point

Caliber:

.30-30 Win

Grains:

170 grain

Rounds:

20

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Brand:

Winchester

Caliber:

.30-30 Win

Capacity:

20

Finish Per Color:

Brass

Rounds:

20

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Frequently Asked Questions
Winchester Bicentennial 30-30 Ammo

What ammo does a Winchester 30/30 take?

Winchester 30-30 rifles fire .30-30 Winchester cartridges, also called .30 WCF. Ammunition comes in bullet weights from 125 to 190 grains, with 150 and 170 grain loads being most common.

Is 150 or 170 grain 30/30 better?

For deer hunting, 150 grain shoots flatter with slightly higher velocity, while 170 grain hits harder at close range. Both are effective on deer within 150 yards. Choose 150 grain for open areas requiring a bit more range, or 170 grain for dense woods where shots are short.

What distance should I zero my 30/30?

Zeroing a 30-30 at 160 yards maximizes point blank range, making it a smarter choice than the commonly assumed 100-yard zero. A 100-yard zero is not necessarily optimal. Match your zero to your terrain and expected shot distances for best results.

How much does a 30/30 drop in 100 yards?

A 30-30 zeroed at 100 yards hits close to point of aim at that distance, but drop becomes significant quickly—nearly 5 inches low by 150 yards. It is not truly flat even at 100 yards. Exact drop varies by bullet weight, velocity, and load.

What is the most accurate 30-30 ammo?

Accuracy depends more on your rifle than the ammo. Most factory 30-30 loads shoot around 2 MOA. Hornady LEVERevolution 160-grain FTX and Remington 150-grain Core-Lokt are consistently accurate choices. Test several loads in your specific rifle to find what groups best.

Which is more powerful, 30/30 or 45-70?

The 45-70 Government is significantly more powerful. It fires heavier bullets with greater energy than the 30-30, which generates roughly twice the recoil. The 30-30 shoots flatter and is easier to handle, but the 45-70 delivers superior stopping power for large and dangerous game.

How much does 3030 cost?

.30-30 Winchester ammunition typically costs around $32 per box of 20 rounds. Prices vary widely by load, quantity, and retailer, with single boxes available under $20 and bulk or premium options reaching well above $45. Multiple variants are widely available at major sporting goods stores and online retailers.