What is the best 30-06 ammo?

The 5 Best . 30/06 Big-Game Loads

Federal Fusion 150-Grain. This is an affordable and highly effective load for deer- and hog-size game.
Federal Premium 180-grain Nosler Partition.
Winchester Expedition 180-grain AccuBond CT.
Buffalo Bore 168-grain Barnes TTSX.
Hornady Lite 125-grain SST.

How much do bullets cost per round?

The current market cost of a leaded 5.56 mm round is 21 cents compared to 32 cents for a lead-free tungsten composite round.

Is a 30-06 still popular?

The popularity of the . 30’06 over its 114 years of existence is nothing short of stupefying. It always ranks among the top five hunting rounds. There are, according to Chuck Hawks’ blog, no fewer than 269 commercial loadings for it.

What is better a 308 or 30-06?

308 Winchester will perform as much as 15% better in terms of velocity, energy, and trajectory, than will most 220-grain bullets fired from a . 30/06.

What is the difference between 30-06 Springfield and 30-06 Winchester?

Q: What’s the difference between 30-06 Springfield and 30-06 Winchester Ammo? A: There is no difference. Winchester simply called is the . 30 Gov’t ’06, but there is no such thing as the .

Where to buy 30 06 ammo?

Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) (5)

Jacketed Soft Point (JSP) (4)

Core-Lokt Pointed Soft Point (PSP) (4)

Super Shock Tip (SST) (4)

Ballistic Tip (3)

TTSX Boat Tail (3)

Fusion Soft Point (SP) (3)

Nosler AccuBond (AB) (3)

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Fragmenting Polymer Tip (FPT) (3)

How much is 30 06 ammo?

PPU M1 Garand Ammo, .30-06 Springfield, FMJ, 150 Grain, 500 Rounds with Can. Buyer’s Club $541.49 Non-Member $569.99. Item not currently available for order. 5.

Which is better 30 06 or 308?

The higher velocity means this round is going to shoot flatter at longer ranges than the .308. A good rule of thumb to remember is for long range, the .30-06 is the better round because of its higher velocity. Means it will shoot flatter at the long range distance than the .308.

Who has 30 06 ammo?

The round has since been replaced by the 7.62 NATO and 5.56 NATO, but still remains a very popular round with many manufacturers still producing the round. The Armory stocks a wide range of 30-06 Springfield Ammunition to satisfy the needs of plinkers, hunters, competitive shooters, and the avid ammunition aficionado.