308 Ammo

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Igman’s Bosnian-made 7.62x51mm ammunition is worth its weight in bullion if you want to shoot targets (and maybe “control” varmints) with any 7.62x51 or 308 Win firearm. These are the same M80 ball cartridges NATO would issue for everything from training to combat, and loaded flat-flying and completely nonmagnetic full metal jackets that conserve a little less than two-thirds velocity at 500 yards (estimated 0.421 G1 BC).

Igman doesn’t take short roads on their mission to supply dependable materiel to over 50 countries worldwide. Their brass? New and never fired before. Their primers? Equal parts dependable and noncorrosive. Their packaging? Plain 20-round cardboard boxes, ten to a sealed PVC bag. Five bags per case. WOW!

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Igman is a major player in the Balkan ammo manufacturing scene – a Bosnian operation that has been dishing out the goods since 1950, and which makes consistent M80 spec ammo. That’s the shorthand way of saying these cartridges are loaded with 147 grain full metal jackets: the only kind of bullet you need for casual target shooting and tactical training. Igman’s M80 projectiles are made of lead/antimony and copper/zinc alloys. Not one of those metals can attract a magnet!

Igman isn’t scooping up and dusting off old brass over there. They’re drawing and cutting fresh, reloadable shells, which they implant with noncorrosive Boxer primers.

If you want reliable ammunition, you can't go wrong with Winchester. Since 1855, Winchester has been providing premium ammunition and helping America move forward in history. With the respect garnered from being the second oldest weapons and ammunition manufacturer in the United States, you can trust any ammo you get from Winchester.

As a fantastic alternative to the 30-06, in fact, better in several ways, the .308 is a premium long range round. Used by the US Government as a sniper and marksman rifle for years, the .308 is one of the best long range rounds out there. If you are looking to do some lengthy range training, you are in luck. These 200 rounds of 147 grain, full metal jacket rounds are just what you need for range training or sighting in your rifle.

How do you hunt with your 308 Win rifle? By waiting for the deer to get real close and then whacking it over the head with the stock? Or by lining up a beautiful shot that hits the deer right in its ticker? If you prefer the second, non-insane way of hunting, then you’ll love this ammo by PMC!

This round features the simple yet highly effective pointed soft point projectile. Between its exposed lead core and strong copper jacket, the PSP has everything it needs to excavate the long, broad wound channel which shocks medium game into quick submission. The PSP is also an accurate bullet, with the 2,820 fps muzzle velocity (24” test barrel) and resultant 0.336 G1 ballistic coefficient it needs to resist wind deflection and cut a reasonably flat path to its target.

Whether you order this this ammo for hunting, target practice, home defense or prepping, you’re sure to appreciate PMC’s consistent quality. Precision-formed reloadable brass cases, surefire noncorrosive Boxer primers and low-fouling powder go into every one of the South Korean manufacturer’s Bronze label cartridges!

When you want something highly effective for hunting or long range target shooting, the 308 is one of the most popular options. Developed in 1952 by Winchester, this cartridge has power, range, and a low price per round. As the template that the 7.62x51mm NATO round was based on, this caliber has been proven effective through decades of extensive civilian and military use.

Armscor is based in the Philippines and has been offering their products in the American market since 1985. The USA line is loaded here in America and has earned a reputation for being an affordable option for the range that does not sacrifice quality.

Firing at 2700 feet per second, these 147 grain full metal jacket rounds are a great choice for long range target shooting and range training. Each cartridge feature a reloadable brass casing and a non-corrosive boxer primer. This bulk priced case consists of 10 boxes with 20 rounds per box.

Long range hunting? No problem! With PMC's Bronze Hunting 308 Win rounds, you can feel confident in the precision and reliablilty that PMC brings to the market. PMC's supplier fabricates all their components in house, giving them amazing quality control.

The 308 is a time proven, long range round. With almost as much power, and a good deal less kick, than the 30-06, this ideal round has been used by the US Government and hunters alike for years. Whether you are looking for a great range round or a reliable deer and boar hunting round, this 800 round box of PSP rounds will do the trick.

If you are looking for a fantastic rifle round for a variety of applications, the 308 is one of the most popular rounds out there. Developed by Winchester in 1952, this cartridge is the parent round of the 7.62x51mm NATO that has been in military service for decades. Whatever you are looking to do, whether it be putting food on the table, competing in a prestigious shooting match, or practicing at the range, the 308 Winchester can get the job done.

Armscor is a fantastic company, making great, inexpensive ammunition. Headquartered in the Philippines with a manufacturing facility in the USA, Armscor has earned the trust of American shooters with their reliable, high quality products.

These 308 Win rounds feature 147 grain full metal jacket projectiles and ballistics very similar to Mil-Spec M80 ball ammo. This load profile includes brass cases and non-corrosive boxer primers. With these rounds, you have the accuracy and dependability you need to train at the range without breaking the bank!

Hunters will appreciate the low cost and deadly terminal performance of this .308 Winchester ammo from Sellier & Bellot.

The most distinctive feature of these cartridges is the extra-heavy 180 grain soft point bullet, which delivers deep penetration and high diameter expansion without fragmenting and destroying tissue. With a muzzle velocity of 2,300 feet per second, this ammo is not quite as flat-shooting as most .308/7.62 NATO loads--a difference easily overcome during sighting-in.

Sellier & Bellot ammo is made in the Czech Republic using brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

These .308 Winchester rounds from PMC deliver accurate, reliable performance for long-range target shooting. They are ideal for a variety of .308/7.62 NATO rifles including the M-14, FAL, AR-10, and Remington 700. Each round in this case fires a 147 grain full metal jacket bullet at 2,780 feet per second.

PMC ammunition is made in South Korea using non-corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases. Poongsan, the manufacturer of PMC brand ammo, is a defense contractor that also supplies the South Korean armed forces.

Pick up this bulk priced case from Widener's and make sure to check out our selection of other shooting accessories as well!

This 500-round case of .308 Winchester ammunition should keep you busy on the range for quite some time! These cartridges are perfect for a wide variety of .308/7.62 NATO rifles and produce ballistics comparable to M80 ball ammo.

Each round in this case fires a 147 grain full metal jacket bullet at 2,788 feet per second out of the muzzle. Expect good long-range accuracy and reliable ignition.

Sellier & Bellot is one of the oldest names in the ammo business, having been founded in 1825. S&B ammo is loaded in the Czech Republic and uses non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

PMC ammunition has gained a reputation for being consistent and reliable at a very competitive price point. These X-TAC rounds are Ball M80 7.62x51mm NATO rounds that are loaded into boxer primed brass cases that are re-loadable. Each projectile in this case of 500 is a 147 grain full metal jacket that exits the barrel around 2,800 feet per second. These are perfect rounds for your AR-10 or any other 7.62x51mm firearm.

PMC ammunition is manufactured in South Korea by the Poongsan Corporation. They are responsible for producing all of the munition needs for the South Korean Military. Due to complete vertical integration, Poongsan manufactures every component required to produce their ammunition so they have complete quality control over every process. All of their products meet SAAMI specification or comply with MIL SPEC depending on the caliber.

Pick up a case of these high quality 7.62x51mm NATO rounds today!

This 32-pound ammo can will have you ready for anything: target practice, stockpiling, home defense – you name it. That’s because it’s loaded with Prvi Partizan’s high-quality 7.62x51 ammunition! (A fine choice for rifles chambered for 308 as well.)

This round sports the long-distance target shooter’s standard 145 grain full metal jacket boat tail bullet. The bullet contains two types of metal: lead in its core, and copper alloy in its jacket. There is zero steel in there to upset a magnet. The FMJBT’s boat tail is an accuracy-enhancing feature, as it lets the bullet produce less in-flight drag so it can cover greater distances while retaining more energy and flying along a flatter trajectory.

Prvi Partizan isn’t packing old war surplus into their ammo cans. This is freshly minted stuff, with the brand new brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers that reloading enthusiasts are always on the lookout for. If you intend to sit on this ammo a bit, then you’ll really appreciate how its tight-fitting lid and rubber gasket work hand-in-hand to repel intrusive moisture.

Hey, we’re more than happy to send you a single 20-round box of 7.62x51 ammunition. But wouldn’t you rather have 560 rounds of 7.62x51 in a strapping M2A1 ammo can instead? Do the math: that’s 28 times the shooting pleasure. Plus you get an ammo can!

Igman manufactures these M80 ball cartridges and their ammo can in the Baltic country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. They won’t let you down at the rifle range, as they are loaded with hard, consistent, and completely nonmagnetic 147 grain full metal jacket projectiles. If you’re stocking up on the ammo you might one day need to defend your homestead against marauders, military-grade 7.62x51 is going to do the trick and then some – even if its FMJ bullets are incapable of terminal expansion.

This ammo’s not like the stuff that comes out of Russia. In addition to its range-compliant steel-free FMJ bullets, it also has freshly produced brass cases and the non-corrosive Boxer primers it needs for future handloading. Everything comes safely tucked away in a super-durable steel ammo can, with a handle for easy transport and a latching, rubber-gasketed lid for indefinite safe storage.

Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) ammo that's as ready as you are for plinking at the range. Made by Sellier & Bellot, this 308 Winchester (7.62X51) ammunition is Brass-cased, Boxer-primed with a 180 Grain bullet. These are trusted New rounds so sleep easy knowing you're picking up 500 rounds of 308 Winchester (7.62X51) that promises reliable feeding and extraction shot after shot.

This .308 Winchester ammunition from PMC delivers excellent long range accuracy at a reasonable price for all your target shooting and sighting-in needs. Each cartridge in this box of 20 fires a 145 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,780 feet per second.

PMC ammo is loaded in South Korea by Poongsan, a defense contractor that has supplied the Republic of Korea armed forces for many years. It uses internally sourced components and rigorous quality control systems to produce highly consistent batches of ammunition.

These rounds will work well in a wide variety of rifles including M-14s, FALs, Remington 700s, and AR-10s.

These .308 caliber PSP (pointed soft point) loads are the perfect purchase for a hunter that demands pinpoint precision along with potent terminal performance. Each cartridge features a 150-grain bullet which will exhibit a trajectory in-line with most practice loads on the market. The bullet has a naked lead tip that has been tapered its jacketed ogive for sleek drag resistance which contributes to finer accuracy at long distances. During entry into a whitetail deer or wild boar, the bullet will begin expanding so as to preclude over-penetration while delivering crushing momentum to the heart and lungs in order to leave game "dead right there." A knurled cannelure prevents jacket separation from occurring so that the bullet will successfully defeat thick layers of fat and bone.

Other components in this .308 Winchester cartridge include a reloadable brass casing, wholly consumptive powder, and a clean-sparking Boxer primer. This selection visits less wear and tear upon your bolt-action Mossberg MVP or semi-automatic Springfield M1A for greater life, more remarkable accuracy, and longer time between cleanings. Fiocchi is an Italian company that makes the majority of their American-sold products in Missouri which supports local labor and material businesses. Their ammunition is supported by over 140 years of experience and quality control refinement.

Know what we call 308 Win target shooting enthusiasts here at Wideners.com? We call them “buddies.” And we love our buddies! We love them so much that we stock lots and lots of American Quality Ammunition 308 Win 168 grain HPBT for them, which we ship with the same vim and alacrity as Apollo’s chariot streaking across the morning sky.

Ball 308 Win is loaded with a 147 grain full metal jacket projectile: pretty accurate, but could be better. This 308 Win is loaded with a 168 grain hollow point boat tail: heavier for added wind drift resistance, and designed to maintain greater stability and velocity at longer ranges. The HPBT is not an expanding bullet by any measure. That and its thinner jacket make it an unworthy ally during a deer hunt.

American Quality Ammunition is headquartered and loads ammo in Montana. They outfit this ammunition with new brass cases, which you can turn into even more range loads if you possess the skill to handload them.

You deserve the finest .308 Winchester rounds for your target shooting and range practice, so pick up a few of these 20-round boxes from Sellier & Bellot and you’ll have excellent performance from a top-quality cartridge. With a 147-grain full metal jacket bullet, these rounds are accurate, smooth, and deliver no barrel fouling, allowing you to maintain outstanding accuracy through high-volume shooting.

The bullet in these rounds comes flying out of the barrel with a muzzle velocity of 2,788 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 2,538 foot pounds. When it reaches 400 yards, it will still have a speed of 1,966 feet per second and an energy of 1,264 foot pounds, making it reliable for long-distance target shooting.

Sellier & Bellow is part of the CBC Group, which provides some of the best ammunition in the world. They use state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques to create highly-advanced and precise cases, bullets, and primers.

Designed in 1952, just before the NATO adoption of a less powerful but nearly identical round, the 308 was developed by Winchester and has been one of the best rifle rounds in the world since its creation. Whether you need the power or the range, this phenomenal round can help you bring down boar, deer, elk, and more, not to mention its incredible competition shooting purposes. Proven through years of military sniper use and civilian hunting, match, range training, and plinking use, the 308 is the perfect round for all your shooting shenanigans.

Sellier & Bellot has been creating for over one hundred years, giving the world the phenomenal ammunition we need to shoot at optimum capacity. As one of the most prestigious ammo manufacturers in Eastern Europe, this Czech company makes exactly the ammo you are looking for. Firing at 2509 feet per second, these 180 grain, soft point cutting edge, reloadable rounds are designed for controlled expansion, helping you take down any boar or deer you fancy.

PMC Bronze has built a reputation of being a supremely accurate and reliable, yet inexpensive brand. In fact, this company provides the South Korean military with ammunition, proving its reliability and efficacy.

The 308 is a time honored round. With less kick, but almost as much power, as the 30-06, these 150 grain, PSP, 308 rounds are great for your long range deer hunting trip out west. But don't stop with just buying a 20 round box! These bullets come wrapped in a brass case with Boxer primers, allowing you to reload after you use up this box. Pick up some today!

PMC X-TAC ammunition offers mil-spec performance at a reasonable price from one of the world's largest manufacturers of military ammo. These 7.62 NATO cartridges perform similarly to M80 ball rounds.

Each cartridge in this 20-round box fires a 147 grain full metal jacket bullet at 2,800 feet per second. Expect solid long-range accuracy!

This ammo is made in South Korea and uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

Don’t get stuck without the 7.62x51 ammunition you need to make the most of your time at the range or defend your household during an emergency. Winchester’s 500-round case of 7.62x51 ammo will keep any AR-10, M5E1, PA10, C308, PTR 91, SA58 FAL, M1A, SCAR-17S or 308 Win hunting rifle extremely well-fed!

This cartridge is just like the U.S. Armed Forces M80 ball load, even if its bullet weighs 149 grains and not 147. The FMJ is engineered for reliable feeding and low barrel fouling – not terminal expansion – and its ballistically efficient profile is naturally able to retain a flat trajectory over several hundreds of yards. The bullet’s cannelure lets the case mouth grip it more securely, thus avoiding setback under heavy recoil. This particular bullet’s jacket is fortified with steel, which does make it magnetic.

This ammunition is manufactured according to military standards. It accordingly has non-corrosive Boxer primers, as well as virgin brass cases. The cases admittedly look a little rough around the edges, although we assure you they are not previously fired and reloaded. Winchester simply skips polishing the cases after heat-treating them, because military personnel don’t really give a hoot about shiny cases.

The pig, if I am not mistaken,
Supplies us sausage, ham and bacon,
Let others say his heart is big –
I call it stupid of the pig.
– Ogden Nash

Do you need a whole case of 308 Win ammunition for your next boar hunting adventure? Or are you setting your sights on whitetail, blacktail or mule deer? Prvi Partizan’s soft point ammunition makes a swell solution for hunting a wide range of medium game, and it’s not so dearly priced that you’ll have to pawn off all of your kids’ toys to afford it.

The soft point isn’t an excessively engineered projectile. It owes its ability to flatten out and rotate about inside soft tissue to its exposed lead core, which deforms when it presses hard against the quarry. The soft point’s jacket is concentric and streamlined enough to provide accurate flight, and it’s also durable enough to prevent fragmentation that could have robbed the bullet of effective penetration depth.

Prvi Partizan has loaded fine ammunition for nearly a century. Today their Serbian factory rolls high-quality brass to produce reloadable brass cases, and they exclusively load noncorrosive Boxer primers. This ammo is nonmagnetic, so feel free to take it to your favorite commercial range for target practice, too!

PMC's X-Tac ammo is a great option for marksmanship training and rifle competitions. PMC has loaded this ammo with a Sierra Open Tip Match bullet. These bullets are highly regarded in the shooting community for their accuracy and consistency. OTM are ideal for shooting when precision is essential; however, these OTM bullet might not expand like purpose made hollow point hunting ammo, so they are not ideal for hunting large game.

This ammo is loaded with a 168 grain version of the 30 caliber Sierra OTM bullet, which is known as one of the most accurate weights in 308 Winchester. Each round is also loaded with a reloadable Boxer primed brass casing, and is non-corrosive.

Long-range target shooters will enjoy the accurate performance of this .308 Winchester ammunition from Fiocchi. These cartridges fire a flat-shooting 150 grain full metal jacket bullet at 2,890 feet per second. The bullet is boat tailed and exhibits excellent stability in flight with strong resistance to crosswinds.

While not completely identical to the 7.62 NATO cartridge, this ammunition can be safely loaded and fired in 7.62 NATO mil-spec rifles like the M-14, FAL, and AR-10. Each box contains 200 cartridges.

Fiocchi ammunition is loaded in the USA and Italy and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. Although the company does not produce ammo for the US military, it does fulfill many defense contracts with American allies in Europe.

What do you call a guy who’s just ordered a case of Prvi Partizan 308 Win hunting ammunition? You call him smart. Self-reliant. Prepared to take down any whitetail or hog he encounters! And when he orders it from Widener’s, his blessings are too many to list.

This cartridge’s soft point bullet takes the most straightforward approach to terminal expansion. Once impact and subsequent penetration squash down its lead tip, its jacket peels back to give rise to a wide and assuredly deadly mushroom. The soft point’s jacket is all copper, which makes it tough enough to keep most of the bullet’s weight intact in addition to incapable of attracting a magnet.

Prvi Partizan has been practicing their art since the year 1928. They were founded in Yugoslavia, which means they’ve actually managed to outlast their country of origin! All of that is to say that PPU has the machinery and experience they need to load truly uniform brass cases, noncorrosive Boxer primers and propellant charges. This ammo is reloadable. Heck, we’ll even send you the bullets you need to reload it!

20 rounds of Sellier & Bellot 308 Winchester (7.62X51) ammo that'll have your gun firing for a while and your face smiling for even longer! The Boxer primer, 180 Grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) bullet and Brass cases on these New rounds make for the perfect companion for plinking at the range. Pick up some rounds today and you'll get fast shipping along with Widener's world class service.

If you plan on hitting the range, take along some of these dependable 308 Winchester loads. Federal American Eagle rifle ammunition offers plenty of precision at a very affordable price. With full metal jacket boat-tail projectiles, you will experience increased accuracy and a more stable flight. Each projectile weighs 150 grains and is loaded into a boxer primed brass case that is re-loadable.

Federal American Eagle is designed and manufactured specifically for range training and target shooting. These 308 rounds are loaded to the same specifications as the Premium loads, but at a lower cost. Buy in bulk and save today!

Not only is Prvi Partizan a great source to get antique or rare ammo, it is also a fantastic manufacturer for pretty much any round you can think of. Although many Eastern European companies stick to steel casings and Berdan primers, this company expands into brass casings and Boxer primers, enabling easy and safe reloading.

These 180 grain soft point boat tail rounds are fantastic for deer hunting. With the added accuracy of the boat tail bullet design and the soft point's expansion, no deer could survive 180 grains slamming into their heart.

When you are looking for a high performing rifle round that comes at a reasonable price, the 308 is the perfect round for you. Producing similar results to the likes of the 30-06 but kicking less and costing less, the 308 is just the amazing round you need for all your long range shooting needs. Proven through decades of military, government, and civilian use, the 308 will not let you down, whether you are hunting, practicing, or competing in a prestigious shooting match.

Sellier and Bellot may be the best ammunition company in Eastern Europe and bests many companies in the West as well. With their phenomenal manufacturing, ammunition from Sellier and Bellot is incredibly accurate, reliable, and effective, perfect for all your shooting needs. These 180 grain, soft point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds fire with fantastic speed and energy, slamming into deer with amazing terminal performance, helping you have just the hunting experience you want.

You’re on a mission: to group your shots closer together than the whiskers on a hound dog’s flews. Sounds like you need PMC’s X-TAC Match label 308 Winchester ammo, which is loaded with the most successful competition bullet of all time!

That’s right: this cartridge showcases none other than the Sierra MatchKing. The 168 grain open tip match projectile’s streamlined copper jacket is nearly flawless in its concentricity, and it conceals a form-fitted lead core which perfectly conforms to its interior walls. Once the projectile hops out of a 24” barrel at a velocity of 2,700 fps, its 0.462 G1 ballistic coefficient enables it to reach 300 yards without rising higher than 6.1” above the bore line.

Please know that the OTM isn’t designed for hunting applications. Sure, it’s accurate, but it just can’t follow that act up with terminal expansion.

Whether you fire this South Korean-made ammo for practice or competition, you’ll love its sensitive Boxer primers, consistent powder charges, and reloadable virgin brass cases. If you plan to handload this ammo, then we’d be honored to supply the bullets you need for the job!

Unleash the long range target potential of your Remington 700, M-14, FAL, or other .308 Winchester/7.62 NATO rifle with this ammunition from Fiocchi's Shooting Dynamics series.

These cartridges come in a box of 20 and fire a 150 grain full metal jacket bullet with a boat tail for maximum resistance to crosswinds. With a slightly above average muzzle velocity of 2,890 feet per second, this ammo produces flat trajectories and stout but manageable recoil.

Fiocchi ammunition sold in the US is primarily made in Ozark, Missouri, with some also coming from Lecco, Italy. The company is a supplier to NATO militaries as well as gun owners and uses non-corrosive primers and brass cases in its products.

The .308 Winchester is an excellent round for hunting and target shooting. With excellent accuracy and top-quality velocity, this round has been a popular choice for hunting expeditions and days at the target range for many years.

With a 150-grain bullet, this round is one of the faster-traveling bullets in the .308 category, but it will have a lower velocity than many other .308 Winchester rounds. Out of the barrel, the bullet has a speed of 855 meters per second. Even at 150 meters, it is traveling at 721 meters per second. It shoots very straight, only rising to 2.3 centimeters at 100 meters. However, it drops off slightly after 200 meters, with a dip of 37.8 centimeters when it reaches 300 meters.

This round is made by Prvi Partizan, a leader in hunting and target shooting ammunition. They are based out of Serbia and have been creating large and custom order ammunition since 1929. They are best known for their rifle and handgun rounds, but they also create reloading equipment.

This is one of the top calibers for hunting, as it has the velocity, accuracy, and energy that big game hunters are looking for. The caliber has been used for deer, black bear, and more. This 165-grain version of the classic .308 Winchester round delivers a muzzle velocity of 2,673 feet per second and an energy of 2,618 foot pounds.

The pointed soft point and bullet tail make this an incredibly accurate and reliable round. It has a straight trajectory to 150 meters but will drop 38.3 centimeters after 300 meters of travel.

All of Prvi Partizan’s round are made with boxer-primed, non-corrosive material. They are made with reloadable cases for more affordable shooting. As a global leader in ammunition, Prvi has been serving the needs of hunters and target shooters for years. Since 1929, they have created top-quality ammunition, making them one of the most respected ammo manufacturers in the world.

One must never let the lead cease flying. If your rifle’s been singing the blues these days because it has been unfairly deprived of much needed 7.62x51 ammunition, then look to Winchester! Their white box always delivers the goods.

This cartridge meets the U.S. Armed Forces’ M80 specifications, and is good for all 7.62x51 rifles as well as those chambered for the commercial 308 Win cartridge. (The 308 is loaded to a slightly higher pressure, so any rifle designed for it can also handle 7.62 NATO.) Just don’t mistake 7.62x51 for 7.62x39. That happens all too often!

This round’s 149 grain bullet is a traditional full metal jacket. The solid lead core’s gilding metal jacket is hard enough to feed reliably and avert deformation under the intense pressure of ignition. It has a cannelure that also averts bullet setback. The FMJ hasn’t got any features that enhance its terminal ballistics, though its inherent accuracy and generous power make it useful for both target practice and emergency situations.

This ammo was made recently for the civilian market. Its cases aren’t reloaded – their discoloration is the natural byproduct of the annealing process, which yields suppler and stronger necks and shoulders. Non-corrosive ammo like this won’t threaten your rifle with rust, and its Boxer primers are optimal for handloading.

There's nothing subtle about Hornady American Whitetail ammo: it's designed from the ground up to bring down whitetails and other thin skinned deer species. This .308 Winchester ammo uses Hornady's renowned Interlock bullet, which features a jacket and core that are mechanically bound together to minimize the risk of separation and ensure consistent terminal performance.

Each cartridge in this case of 200 fires a 150 grain soft point Interlock projectile at a muzzle velocity of 2,820 feet per second. This is a slightly "hotter" load than mil spec ammo, in keeping with its intended use for hunting; it produces flatter trajectories than M80 ball but also slightly more felt recoil. The soft point bullet produces strong expansion without meat destroying fragmentation, a big plus for those who like to eat what they shoot.

Hornady ammo is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska using non corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases.

If you plan on hitting the shooting range, take along a few of these 20-round boxes of .308 Winchester ammunition and you’ll have the accuracy, consistency, and performance you expect. With a full metal jacket and a boat tail, the 150-grain bullets will deliver smooth feeding and less fouling, allowing you to get the practice you need at the range.

These cartridges will come out of the barrel with a velocity of 2,820 feet per second, giving you top-notch speed for outstanding ballistics. They also have a muzzle energy of 2,648 foot pounds, delivering the power you demand. The full metal jacket boat tail bullets are accurate and ensure straight, consistent trajectories.

Federal Premium Ammunition is based out of Minnesota and has been serving American gun owners since 1922. They have a massive selection of cartridges and reloading supplies, including options for nearly every popular shotgun, rifle, and handgun in the country.

When you get a Korean product you expect something quality, however, PMC is not only quality, but it is highly affordable. PMC supplies the South Korean military with small arms ammo and even up to howitzer ammo. This Korean company has become so popular as to be recognized around the world as a leader in cheap, quality ammunition.

If you are looking to do some long range shooting, the 308 is the round for you. Without the kick of the 30-06, but with almost as much power, the 308 is a fantastic match, sniper, and all round long range shooting round. These rounds in particular are great for range training or match shooting, as the open tip match is manufactured specifically for competition shooting.

Not only are these rounds accurate and reliable to begin with, but PMC's X-TAC line is proven by military and law enforcement agencies to be effective and dependable. These brass cased, boxer primed rounds are even reloadable. You can't find a better value than these 168 grain PMC rounds.

When you choose the 308 Win for home defense, you give yourself a generous margin for error. Shot placement always matters. But to some immeasurable degree, it matters less when you can shoot 25 yards with around eight times more power than a 9mm.

Don’t count on the 308’s raw power alone when you whole world is riding on your rifle, though. Get the same ammo the cops use as part of their mission to go home in one piece each night.

This round’s bullet (168 grains; uncoincidentally, a good weight for defense) is a bonded soft point. Speer’s Gold Dot projectile is the product of the patented Uni-Cor process: lead core + electrified chemicals = an SP with an extremely concentric and robust jacket.
• Does it fly? Most certainly. The Gold Dot bonded SP’s extraordinary balance assures that it keeps its nose trained on its target.
• Does it pierce? With zeal. Its robust jacket permits ~93% weight retention following close-range impact with ballistic gelatin, with accompanying penetration to a depth of 19.6”. Urban barriers (car doors, drywall, plywood, etc.) all pose little obstacle to the Gold Dot bullet. Even close-range collision with auto glass shouldn’t peel more than ~31% of its weight off.
• Does it expand? With admirable reliability. When fired into ballistic gel at close range, the SP’s lead tip deforms until the bullet nearly triples its original diameter. According to Speer, the bullet reliably expands at ranges out to 200 yards.

Speer’s highest-quality rifle ammunition features nickel-plated brass cases, which are easier to see a rifle’s chamber, protected (but not immune) against corrosion, and smooth to promote the same kind of cycling in a semi-automatic. Better yet, this ammo’s propellant is designed to minimize muzzle flash – crucial if you wish to avoid becoming temporarily blinded while you’re firing where it’s dark.

Speer Gold Dot 308 Win is marketed for law enforcement and defense, but it is confirmed hot death to wild boar and no less effective on other medium game.

If you’re a police officer, then your precinct should buy Speer LE Gold Dot 308 Win ammo for you. But if you’re not a police officer, then you can still enlist this top-quality ammunition for self-defense – and deer and hog hunting, too!

This round is armed with a 150 grain Gold Dot soft point projectile. A Gold Dot bullet’s signature feature is its electrochemically bonded jacket – the reason why it receives the rotational stability requisite for abnormally accurate flight, as well as the outstanding durability it needs to conquer barriers. Heavy clothing. Sheet metal. Drywall. Plywood. The Gold Dot will lose no more than 8% of its weight after passing through any of these obstacles, which is why it so reliably conserves the weight and momentum that deep penetration hinges upon. The Gold Dot is also equipped for rapid terminal expansion. Depending on the circumstances, it may triple its diameter before penetrating to a depth in excess of 19”.

This ammo’s bullets aren’t its only performance-enhancing feature. Speer’s propellant is formulated to minimize the muzzle flash that can blind a shooter at night. Their cases are also nickel plated, and accordingly smooth cycling, corrosion resistant, and easier to spot in the chamber.

If you're looking to squeeze 1/2 MOA or even 1/4 MOA groups out of your precision .308 rifle but don't handload your own rounds, then this is the ammo you need to acquaint yourself with. Federal Premium's Gold Medal Match line is well-known by long-range shooters and competitors around the nation for its consistency and highly accurate performance at extreme distances past 800 meters. These .308 rounds use boat-tail hollow-point (BTHP) MatchKing projectiles from Sierra which resist drag and maintain flight as flatly as possible.

Sierra's projectiles are trusted by big name manufacturers like Black Hills, Norma, and Federal for their match-grade lines due to their proven reputation for high quality round construction with little to no defects or imperfections. One can find their brand of bullets on the belts of safari game masters as well as in the magazines of uniformed military snipers.

These 168 grain rounds are suitable for use in a wide range of barrel lengths and twists including the more popular 1:12 to 1:10. The rounds are measured to leave the muzzle at 2,650 feet-per-second with 2,619 foot-pounds of energy. Few factory loads come close to these cartridges and by buying 500 rounds in bulk you help to ensure your ammunition will follow the same lot number and load data.

This 308 Win round from Winchester’s Super-X ammo line showcases the performance of the Power-Point projectile. It’s an affordable bullet that’ll free up your money for other deer hunting essentials, but still amazingly potent. As a soft point the Power-Point’s alloyed lead core is bared at its tip, so it will fly straight and begin to mushroom rapidly once it has made it inside its target. The Power-Point’s ability to penetrate is complemented well by its jacket, which also protects it against deformation and wears strategic notches to promote consistent expansion.

The Super-X label has endured for nearly a century because of just how much value it represents to shooting and hunting enthusiasts alike. This round’s brass casing cycles seamlessly and provides an optimal basis for a handloading project, and its propellant and primer ignite cleanly to keep your rifle happier while it’s accompanying you out in the wilderness where cleaning’s a pain.

When you need something incredible for hunting, match shooting, training at the range, or defending yourself, the 308 is one of the best rounds you can get. With almost as much power, less recoil, and a less expensive price per round than the 30-06, the 308 can take out predators, deer, and even elk, and is accurate enough for almost any other shooting need. In fact, this round is so incredible, it was used for years as a sniper rifle in the United States Military, showing just how reliable and effective it is.

Founded in 1855, Winchester has been making some of the best ammunition in the country for years and is just the company you need to buy ammunition from when you want something with guaranteed accuracy and dependability. These Super-X, 150 grain, power point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds from Winchester fire at 2820 feet per second and hit with fantastic expansion and penetration, perfect for all your deer hunting expeditions.

Hornady American Whitetail does what it says on the box--take down deer with impressive reliability. This .308 Winchester ammunition is ideal for both bolt action rifles and modern sporting rifles based on AR-10, M-14, or other platforms. It uses mechanically bound Interlock bullets that minimize the risk of core-jacket separation.

Each cartridge in this box of 20 fires a 150 grain soft point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,820 feet per second. This results in trajectories comparable (although not quite identical) to those of M80 mil spec ball ammo. In contrast with FMJ rounds, however, the soft point bullets exhibit strong, high diameter expansion for assured kills on game animals. The limited fragmentation produced by soft points is ideal for meat hunters as it minimizes tissue damage while still producing a large wound channel for strong lethality.

Hornady ammunition is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska using non corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

You want 308 Win ammo for hunting. Well, guess what we got? Exactly that thing we just said you want! How’s that for a coincidence!

Aguila was founded in 1961. It was originally run in partnership with Remington, but has since gone off on their own without Big Green’s oversight. Aguila is the Mexican Armed Forces’ biggest ammo supplier, and has become increasingly famous in the U.S. for their rimfire ammo and 1-3/4” shotgun shells. They also make dependable centerfire rifle cartridges – just like the 308 hunting loads you see here.

This cartridge takes care of all kinds of business thanks to its 150 grain soft point projectile. If you only enlist it for target practice, then you’ll appreciate the ~0.310 G1 BC projectile’s similar (albeit not identical) trajectory to that of NATO’s 7.62 M80 load. If you land the bullet on a medium game animal, then you can trust its capacity for deep penetration and broad, rapid expansion to make fast work of the critter.

Aguila doesn’t deal in corrosive primers, and their cases are always fresh out of the factory. That makes this nonmagnetic ammo a good investment in any handloader’s favorite hobby!

Taking your Mossberg MVP, Remington 700, AR-10, or M-14 to the range? Grab a few of these affordable 40-round boxes of Remington UMC ammunition in .308 Winchester!

These cartridges fire a 150 grain full metal jacket (also known as "metal case" on Remington packaging) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,820 feet per second. This produces ballistics comparable to those of 7.62 NATO mil-spec loads and good long-range accuracy.

Remington ammunition is made in the USA using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

An economical deer hunting load used by many hunters across the country, this Federal Power-Shok ammunition delivers excellent long-range performance worthy of the powerful .308 Winchester cartridge.

Each round in this case of 200 fires a 150 grain soft point projectile at a muzzle velocity of 2,820 feet per second. Simple yet effective, the soft point bullet produces strong mushrooming upon striking the animal. This results in high lethality without heavy fragmentation and damage to edible meat.

Like other entries in the Power-Shok series, this ammo is loaded at Federal's headquarters in Anoka, Minnesota using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

When there's a trophy buck in your sights, this ammunition from Winchester won't let you down. These soft point cartridges are a great choice for your .308/7.62 NATO rifle thanks to their strong expansion and excellent accuracy.

Each round in this case of 200 fires a 180 grain bullet at 2,620 feet per second. The use of a relatively heavy bullet enhances penetration for shots against tougher, larger game and predators.

Winchester ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

This match grade .308 Winchester ammunition from Prvi Partizan delivers superior ballistics at a reasonable price and works well with a wide variety of popular .308/7.62 NATO rifles such as Remington 700s, AR-10s, and M-14s. The affordability of this ammo makes it suitable for rigorous training use by competitive shooters.

Each cartridge in this 20-round box fires a 168-grain hollow point boat tail (HPBT) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,608 feet per second. Unlike expanding hollow points, these match projectiles are optimized for precision rather than terminal performance. The heavy weight of the bullet and its boat tailed profile help it maintain stability in flight, reducing the effect of crosswinds on external ballistics.

Prvi Partizan is a Serbian ammunition manufacturer based in the city of Uzice. Their products use non-corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases and are well liked for their low cost and dependable performance.