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Berry’s 30 Cal (.308) 180gr SP Bullets
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Nosler 30 Cal (.308″) 200gr AccuBond
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Nosler 30 Cal (.308″) 150gr AccuBond
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Nosler 30 Cal (.308″) 155gr Custom Competition HPBT Bullets
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Nosler 30 Cal (.308″) 220gr Custom Competition HPBT Bullets – 250 ct
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Campro 30 Cal (.308″) 220gr FCP Bullets with (single) cannelure
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Nosler 30 Cal (.308″) 110gr FB Tipped Varmageddon
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Nosler 30 Cal (.308″) 168gr HPBT Custom Competition Bullets
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Nosler 30 Cal (.308″) 168gr HPBT RDF Bullets
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Sierra 30 Cal (.308) 190gr HPBT MatchKing Bullets
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Sierra 30 Cal (.308) 210gr HPBT MatchKing Bullets
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Sierra 30 CAL (.308″) 180 GR TIPPED GAMEKING (TGK) – 1,000 ct Factory Box
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Berger 30 Cal (.308″) 215gr Hybrid Target – 100 ct Box
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Berger 30 Cal (.308″) 200.20X Hybrid Target – 100 ct Box
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Berger 30 Cal (.308″) 185gr Hybrid Target – 100 ct Box
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Sierra 30 Cal (.308″) 180gr Tipped Game King Bullets – Black Oxide
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Hey, it’s Bill with Raven Rocks Precision and today I have 30-caliber bullets in front of me — one of the most popular bullet calibers in the world. They’ve been used in everything from wars to precision shooting to casual target practice. Click to read entire video transcription Versatility is a key attribute of .30-cal bullets. Today we’ll talk about different kinds of .30-cal bullets, their applications, and why some are more popular than others.
First, an economical option: plated bullets. In front of me I have a Berry’s 30-cal 180-grain plated bullet. Plated bullets are cost-effective and similar to coated lead-cast bullets, but the copper plating makes them more resilient and allows slightly higher velocities with typically less lead fouling. Plated bullets are common in heavier grains, up to 220 grains — like the Campro 220-grain FCP bullets — and they work very well for .300 Blackout subsonic loads. Many shooters prefer subsonic .300 Blackout because it’s quieter.
Next step up are jacketed bullets. A common example is the ball FMJ used in M80 ammunition (7.62×51 NATO), typically around 147–150 grains with a cannelure. These are plain but economical, and can be loaded in platforms from .308 Winchester to, less ideally, .300 Blackout. From FMJ, we move into hunting bullets. Whether it’s .30-06, .308 Winchester, .300 H&H or similar, .30-cal bullets have long been used to take game from deer to much larger animals when paired with sufficient velocity.
A less commonly known maker is Woodley in Australia, known for dangerous-game offerings. Woodley also makes .30-cal options — for example, a 308-grain protective-point soft-nose with a bonded core for increased weight retention and more reliable terminal performance on larger, tougher animals. Other hunting options include bonded designs from Europe — for instance, a 180-grain bonded bullet made in Sweden — plus many domestic bonded bullets. There are also economical 150-grain spire-point bullets that are good for smaller to medium-sized game and for inexpensive training.
For target shooters, brands like Sierra (MatchKing, e.g., 190 grains) and Berger (hybrid target designs, e.g., 215 grains) have excellent reputations among precision shooters. Those designs are staples in the precision community, but they’re not the only choices.
Finally, copper solids — like the Lehigh Defense bullets I have here — are another class. Some copper solids are lighter grains popular in .300 Blackout. Copper solids usually cost more than jacketed or bonded jacketed bullets, but they have roles in hunting, defensive, and certain long-range precision applications.
Overall, .30-cal bullets are extremely popular because of their versatility, availability, and wide range of price points. Handloaders can do everything from plinking subsonic loads to high-end hunting loads capable of reliably taking large game around the world. I encourage you to learn more about the different options and try experimenting with loads yourself. Read Less
When you see 30 caliber rifle bullets for sale, you’re looking at the most versatile projectiles in the shooting world: .308-inch bullets. This workhorse caliber covers everything from lightweight varmint rounds to heavy hunting and long-range precision bullets.
At Raven Rocks Precision, we keep a wide selection of 30 cal rifle bullets in stock — from premium jacketed hunting and match-grade options to economical plated designs for high-volume practice. Here’s how to choose the right bullet for your purpose.
FAQ — 30 Caliber Rifle Bullets for Sale
Are all 30 caliber bullets .308"?
In most modern rifle cartridges, yes — 30 caliber bullets are nominally .308 inches in diameter. Always check your specific cartridge requirements. Lead cast bullets are typically intentionally slightly oversized. 7.62×39 and 7.62x54R chmaberings typically use bullets that are slightly larger .310”-.311”. Bore size can vary slightly based on where the barrel was manufactured.
Are plated bullets good for hunting?
No. Plated bullets are best used for range and training. Jacketed hunting bullets and copper solids are much better performing (and ethical) options for game.
Can I use CAMPRO 220 gr for .300 Blackout?
Yes, they are commonly loaded for subsonic .300 Blackout builds. Follow safe load data and confirm velocity in your barrel.
What’s best for precision shooting?
Berger, Sierra, and Nosler bullets are proven performers for long-range and match use.
What grain weight should I pick?
110–150 gr for varmint/flat shooting, 150–180 gr for general hunting, and 180–220 gr for heavy or subsonic applications.
What “30 Caliber” Means
In modern rifle use, 30 caliber almost always refers to .308″ (7.62 mm) diameter bullets. That diameter is shared across a wide range of cartridges: .308 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield, and .300 Blackout (especially for subsonic builds).
Bullet choice depends on your application — varmint hunting, deer, big game, subsonic, or precision match work. That’s why we make sure to carry the most proven brands and bullet types.
Types of 30 Caliber Rifle Bullets for Sale
Jacketed Bullets (Hunting & Precision)
Jacketed bullets are the standard for hunting and match shooting. They expand predictably, retain weight, and perform reliably on target. We stock:
- Hunting: Woodleigh, Nosler, Norma, Nosler, PPU, Sierra.
- Precision: Nosler, Berger, Sierra
Pick an expanding hunting bullet for deer-class game, or a precision design with tight BCs for long-range accuracy.
Plated Bullets (Economy & Subsonic)
Plated bullets are lead cores coated with copper. They’re affordable, cleaner than bare lead, and perfect for training or subsonic loads. Our stocked brands include:
- CAMPRO — including the popular 220 gr option, excellent for .300 Blackout subsonic and bulk practice.
- Berry’s — another cost-effective plated bullet line for economical range loads.
Plated bullets are great for saving money and keeping fouling down, but they aren’t a substitute for jacketed bullets when terminal performance matters.
Common Grain Ranges & Uses
| Bullet Weight | Common Use |
|---|---|
| 110–150 gr | Fast varmint loads and short-range match options |
| 150–180 gr | Versatile mid-weight choice for general hunting or medium-range match work |
| 180–220+ gr | Heavy hunting bullets, long-range precision, and subsonic loads (e.g., 220 gr CAMPRO for .300 Blackout) |
Reloading Notes
- Brass & Primers: Use quality brass (Norma, Lapua, ADG) with the correct primer type.
- Powders: Match powder burn rate to bullet weight and cartridge; always follow published load data.
- Seating & Throat: Keep OAL consistent for safe pressure and accuracy.
- Plated Bullets: Avoid heavy crimps — they can cut into the plating and affect performance.
Always start low and work up carefully within safe, published data.
Where to Buy 30 Caliber Rifle Bullets for Sale
At Raven Rocks Precision, we keep a wide inventory of 30 caliber rifle bullets for sale, including:
- Jacketed hunting bullets (Woodleigh, Nosler, Norma, Sierra, Berger, PPU).
- Precision match bullets (Nosler, Sierra, Berger).
- Economical plated bullets (CAMPRO, Berry’s) for bulk practice and subsonic projects.
- Supporting reloading components — brass, primers, powders.
We also offer restock notifications, so you can grab popular bullets as soon as they’re available.
Bill’s Key Takeaway
We work closely with reloaders, hunters, and competitive shooters, and one thing I know is that nobody has time for fluff. That’s why I’m adding a section called “Bill’s Key Takeaway” to every article — a quick, no-nonsense summary you can trust when you’re making decisions at the bench or in the field.
When it comes to 30 caliber rifle bullets for sale, here’s the bottom line: start with the desired effects on target. Know whether you want to make small groups at long distances, the type of game you’re intending to hunt and at what ranges, or if cost is the ultimate factor and you’re just looking to just smack some steel targets for fun. Use plated bullets for economical range and subsonic loads, and go with proven jacketed designs when precision and/or expansion matter. That balance keeps costs down without sacrificing performance where it counts.
Bill Bogner
Co-Founder, Raven Rocks Precision
Bill Bogner is the co-founder of Raven Rocks Precision and a recognized expert in reloading supplies and ammunition performance. With a hands-on approach and years of industry experience, Bill has helped establish Raven Rocks as a trusted source for high-quality projectiles among reloaders, instructors, and competitive shooters. This content was created by Bill, with the assistance of AI to ensure clarity, accuracy, and accessibility.