.308 Rhino 150-Grain Flat-Nose Bullets for .30-30 Winchester — 50 Count

Description

When a general-purpose .308 rifle bullet does not fit the .30-30 job

Most .308 bullets serve pointed-bullet rifle cartridges. The .30-30 handloader has a different mechanical problem: choosing suitable nose geometry for a tubular-magazine lever rifle while deciding whether the load calls for the lighter 150-grain class or the traditional 170-grain class.

We supply 50 bullets. We hand swage these bullets in small batches, made to order and normally ship within seven business days.

Why choose the 150-grain Rhino

The Rhino combines an exposed-lead flat nose, copper jacket, lead core and cannelure. At 150 grains, it is the lighter Rhino choice beside the 170-grain version. Its geometry is intended for compatible tubular-magazine applications, but construction alone does not guarantee feeding, accuracy, penetration or a field result; the complete cartridge, firearm, velocity and impact conditions determine performance.

Bullet specifications

• Manufacturer: Gold Country Ammo
• Bullet system: Rhino
• Diameter: .308 inch
• Weight: 150 grains
• Profile: Exposed-lead flat nose
• Construction: Copper jacket with lead core
• Cannelure: Yes
• Primary application: .30-30 Winchester handloading
• Quantity: 50 bullets
• Production: We make these to order; we normally ship within seven business days
• Made in: USA

Choose weight and construction deliberately

Choose the 150-grain Rhino when the project calls for the lighter flat-nose option. Compare the 170-grain Rhino when greater bullet mass is the priority, or the same-weight Razorback when serrated flat-nose construction better matches the intended load.

Build around the rifle and published data

Use current published jacketed-bullet data for .30-30 Winchester and the exact bullet weight. Confirm diameter, seating depth, cartridge overall length, crimp, chamber fit, magazine compatibility, feeding and point of impact in the rifle that will be used.