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.30-30 Winchester Ammo Prices — From $1.00/rd

Compare .30-30 Winchester listings by exact load, package count, and ammunition cost per round.

Observed 30-day price distribution

IronScout provides observed price and availability data for .30-30 Winchester ammo prices ammunition across tracked online retailers. Data reflects historical price observations and does not include purchase recommendations.

Observed 30-Day Price Range (Per Round): median: $1.494, lowest: $0.995, 95th-percentile high: $2.400, sample size: 2745.

Lowest observed price in the trailing 7-day window: $1.000.

Prices last updated November 11, 2026 · 129 listings tracked across 24 retailers · 31 days with data in the 30-day window

How we calculate this

SQL PERCENTILE_CONT over daily-best per-product-per-day observed in-stock prices

  • Daily-best is MIN(price_per_round) per (caliber, product, UTC day).
  • Only in-stock observations included.
  • Coverage varies by retailer and source.

As of November 11, 2026, .30-30 Winchester ammunition shows a median observed price of $1.49 per round across 24 tracked retailers, with most in-stock listings between $1.30 and $2.40 per round (30-day window, 2,745 daily-best observations across 129 products). By purpose, range/practice (FMJ-class) ammunition has a median of $1.85 per round and premium/defensive (JHP, hunting, match) has a median of $1.45 per round.

Historical price observations from tracked retailers. How we measure this.

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Which .30-30 Winchester Load Specifications Are Documented Here?

Historical observed prices are in the 30-day price summary at the top of this page, recomputed from tracked retailer listings. The examples below identify exact loads from dated manufacturer catalogs. They do not establish popularity, current stock, or hunting suitability.

Product LineLoad identifierGrainBullet description
Federal Power-Shok3030A150grSoft point, flat nose
Remington Core-LoktR30301 / 27818150grSoft point
Remington Core-LoktR30302 / 27820170grSoft point
Hornady LEVERevolution82730160grFTX
Federal HammerDownLG3030R150grBonded hollow point

Sources: Federal 2019 ballistics, Remington 2024 catalog, Hornady 2025 catalog, and Federal 2026 catalog. This is not an exhaustive list. Check the exact manufacturer's current specifications and package label before comparing listings.

What .30-30 Winchester Ammo Types Are Available?

How Much Does .30-30 Winchester Ammo Cost Per Round in 2026?

Compare the exact load and package count in each listing. A cartridge name alone does not establish a price ranking or a suitable hunting distance.

As of November 11, 2026, .30-30 Winchester ammunition shows a median observed price of $1.49 per round across 24 tracked retailers, with most in-stock listings between $1.30 and $2.40 per round (30-day window, 2,745 daily-best observations across 129 products). By purpose, range/practice (FMJ-class) ammunition has a median of $1.85 per round and premium/defensive (JHP, hunting, match) has a median of $1.45 per round. Product lines include different bullet designs and weights. Follow the firearm and ammunition manufacturers' guidance for the exact load, chamber, and magazine. Bullet shape alone does not establish compatibility.

LEVERevolution and polymer-tipped loads require exact-load verification like other ammunition. A product-line name does not establish magazine compatibility, hunting effectiveness, or a universal effective range. Compare current listing prices rather than assuming a fixed price order between bullet designs.

Federal HammerDown is another product line represented in this category. Verify the exact manufacturer's specifications and firearm guidance rather than inferring suitability from its name.

Compatibility boundary: This page compares .30-30 Winchester listings. It does not prescribe a hunting load or certify ammunition for a particular firearm.

.30-30 Winchester vs .308 Winchester

The .308 Winchester and .30-30 Winchester are distinct cartridges, not interchangeable ammunition. Ballistic comparisons require exact loads, barrel velocities, drag models, zero distances, and atmospheric conditions. Energy and trajectory figures alone do not establish hunting effectiveness or a preferred firearm.

.30-30 Winchester Market Trends

The price summary describes observed listings during its stated window. Retailer coverage, stock, load mix, and package sizes can change. Historical observations do not predict future prices or establish when to buy.

.30-30 Winchester Ammo Brands — Federal, Hornady, Winchester & More

Where to Buy .30-30 Winchester Ammo Online

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.30-30 Winchester quick facts

Category
Rifle
Cheapest (7-day low)
$1.00/rd
Lower quartile (25th pct)
$1.30/rd
Range / practice median
$1.85/rd
Defensive / premium median
$1.45/rd
Observed price range
$0.99–$3.48/rd
Typical price
$1.49/rd
Retailers tracked
24
Products tracked
129
Common bullet types
3030A, R30301 / 27818, R30302 / 27820, 82730, LG3030R
Common grain weights
150gr, 170gr, 160gr

Prices are observed daily-best CPR across tracked retailers · 31 days with data in the 30-day window · Updated November 11, 2026

IronScout Price Trend

Observed range / practice median cost-per-round for .30-30 Winchester across tracked online retailers. Each point is a valid observed level. Lines appear only between adjacent frozen months whose tracked-retailer sets were verified as comparable; other pairs are shown unconnected. The rolling window is unconnected because it has no frozen-month overlap certificate.

Mar 26Jun 26Jul 26Sep 26Oct 26Last 30 days
.30-30 Winchester observed price trend by month
PeriodObserved lowRange / practice medianPremium / defensive medianObserved high
Mar 26$0.699—$1.45$3.20
Jun 26$0.899—$1.50$3.95
Jul 26$0.899—$1.40$3.95
Sep 26$0.998$1.85$1.40$3.95
Oct 26$0.998$1.85$1.40$3.37
Last 30 days$0.995$1.85$1.45$3.48

Monthly values are frozen archive snapshots; the “Last 30 days” row reflects the rolling observed window. Data covers tracked online retailers only — not the entire market. 2 adjacent monthly pairs were explicitly withheld by the comparability gate. No publishable monthly level exists for April 2026, May 2026, August 2026; those periods are omitted rather than estimated.

Frequently asked questions

What is the current price of .30-30 Winchester ammo per round?
As of November 2026, .30-30 Winchester ammo ranges from $0.995/rd (lowest observed) to $3.48/rd, with a median of $1.49/rd across 24 tracked retailers and 129+ listings. A quarter of observed listings price at or below $1.30/rd. IronScout updates these prices daily from in-stock online listings.
What is Hornady LEVERevolution .30-30?
LEVERevolution is Hornady's polymer-tipped ammunition designed specifically for lever-action tubular magazines. The flexible polymer tip is designed for tube magazines (unlike pointed spitzer bullets, which can detonate primers) and provides a spitzer-like aerodynamic profile, giving a flatter trajectory than flat-nose bullets.
Is .30-30 good for deer?
The .30-30 Winchester is used for deer inside 150 yards — the typical range for hunting in thick timber, on deer drives, and from tree stands over tight shooting lanes. A 150gr soft point at 2,390 fps delivers roughly 1,900 ft-lbs of energy at the muzzle.
Can you use pointed bullets in a .30-30 lever action?
No — standard pointed (spitzer) bullets must never be loaded in tubular magazines. The tip of one cartridge rests against the primer of the cartridge ahead of it in the tube, and recoil could cause a spitzer tip to detonate the primer, causing a catastrophic chain detonation. Use only flat-nose, round-nose, or Hornady LEVERevolution FTX polymer-tipped bullets (which have flexible tips designed to be safe in tubular magazines).

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