110gr .30cal FMJ Bullets (250)

shibbershabber · Apr 10, 2020

I have 250 FMJ bullets for .30 Carbine... maybe 30-30, I loaded them for my Henry, but it wouldnt do. Maybe Marlins/Winchesters are more forgiving?

Anyhow, these are FMJ bullets, 110gr, .308dia

$45

Trades?
150gr .308 Flat Nose bullets
55gr .224 bullets
62gr .224 bullets (not SS109)

Small Pistol Primers
Small Rifle Primers

Other Stuff?

Located in Vancouver, can meet in PDX some days

ruger45blackhawk · Apr 11, 2020

Do you recall the manufacturer of these non plated bullets?
Thank you

shibbershabber · Apr 11, 2020

I do not...

Ill see if I can find something

coloneltim · Apr 11, 2020

They look like they are for .30 carbine loads.

Tim

ruger45blackhawk · Apr 24, 2020

coloneltim said:
They look like they are for .30 carbine loads.

Tim

Indeed --

arakboss · Apr 30, 2020

shibbershabber said:
I have 250 FMJ bullets for .30 Carbine... maybe 30-30, I loaded them for my Henry, but it wouldnt do. Maybe Marlins/Winchesters are more forgiving?

Anyhow, these are FMJ bullets, 110gr, .308dia

$45

Trades?
150gr .308 Flat Nose bullets
55gr .224 bullets
62gr .224 bullets (not SS109)

Small Pistol Primers
Small Rifle Primers

Other Stuff?

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Located in Vancouver, can meet in PDX some days

These bullets would work for some supersonic 300 Blackout plinking loads. I have read numerous accounts of people having good success with 110gr round nose bullets feeding successfully from pmags. Sierra manual has plenty of load data for 110gr bullets. GLWS!