.30 Carbine (.308) 110 Gr. Armscor Full Metal Jacket Round Nose *NEW*
Description
This is the perfect bullet for your M1 Carbine or any .30 carbine pistol. They are excellent for target shooting or plinking.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2514 oz |
|---|---|
| Count | 100, 250, 500, 1,000, 2,000 |
25 reviews for .30 Carbine (.308) 110 Gr. Armscor Full Metal Jacket Round Nose *NEW*
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Craig –
Consistent size. Weight within 0.5-1.0gr. Fly well over both H110 and LIL-GUN. Best plinkers for the cost.
DAVID HUYNH (verified owner) –
Bullet ogive is different from usgi and will have to be seated deeper than normal like around 1.580 OAL, instead of 1.680-1.660. Bullet appears more blunt and fatter than usgi. bullet.
Mike T. (verified owner) –
Very consistent and very accurate, and they function well in my carbine. Seems that they can be driven pretty fast, too. Best price around, so I’ll probably try them in my Tokarev next.
Perry (verified owner) –
Great price and bullets hard to find these for my carbine for plinking at a low cost an 110 gr fmj bullets just in general was out of stock for a bit an had to cut back shooting my carbine as soon as i saw they were back i stocked up grab em while you can an rmr please try an keep these in stock
Chris Behrmann (verified owner) –
Awesome 300blk plinking round! 19.9 h110 was the magic number!!
william stricklen (verified owner) –
These bullets will not function in my 300 AAC. The bullet gets knocked back into the case by the feed ramp. I have tried all lengths and each one sets the bullet back. Too risky for my old blood. Wasted my money on these.
Raymond Bear –
I couldn’t be happier. I loaded 100 rounds with 16 grains of 2400 powder as a plinker load and got 2150 fps. Perfect functioning, consistently hit 3″ metal gong @ 100 yards using 2 moa red dot sight. COL 1.89.
Chris Cramer (verified owner) –
These bullets work very well in my WW2 1943 Quality Hardware M1 carbine . Accuracy is amazingly excellent using 14.5 gr H110 seated @ 1.630 oal.
Ronald D Brock (verified owner) –
Work well enough for me! Great price, FAST shipping (received my order in four days!), good accuracy, and they are in stock!!!
Todd Gephart –
William Stricklen, your not reloading/crimping properly, before you right a bad 1 star review,maybe you should respectfully learn to reload better, other people have no issues using these bullets in the 300blk, and your the only one!!! Ironic isn’t it!!!
Todd Gephart –
William Stricklen, your not reloading/crimping properly, before you write a bad 1 star review,maybe you should respectfully learn to reload better, other people have no issues using these bullets in the 300blk, and your the only one!!! Ironic isn’t it!!!
Baire Rabbit –
Dear Mr. Stricklen, you may want to invest in a LEE FACTORY CRIMP DIE (less than $15)
This die will put a crimp so tight on the bullet, you would need a vice and come-a-long, to begin moving the bullet.
This is from firsthand experience.
Gary Johns (verified owner) –
They work ok but I prefer the copper jacket usgi bullet profile
Pete Conlogue –
The Lee factory crimp die will not work, it will cause headspace problems as it it a collet crimp intended for revolvers chambered in 30 carbine the use moon clips.
Most other 30 carbine firearms headspace on the case mouth.
You will need a taper crimp die, and I recommend the Redding 30 Carbine taper crimp die. All it does is the taper crimp after the bullet is seated to COAL.
RCBS makes a Taper Crimp/ Seater Die that works well if you know how to use it.
Back the die off a little, and lock it down, then adjust the seating stem to the depth you want your bullet to seat to. After you’ve seated all your bullets, remove the seater stem, bottom out the press handle and screw the die down until it stops on the case. Back the handle off and screw the die down 1/4 turn and sng the lock ring down. Crimp one and measure accross the OD of the case mouth.
Repeat as needed to bring your case mouth down the the correct diameter which should be
.002-.003 below what your manual tells you in the drawing. Mic a new high end round and copy that crimp size.
And last but not least, case length is critical for the 30 carbine. Get a goid case trimmer and a very good quality dial caliper or 2 inch micrometer.
Shaun Boyne (verified owner) –
These are a fantastic 300BLK plinking round.
Also shot them out of a 30-30 for funzies.
300BLK (10.5″)
15.5gr Alliant 2400
1.795-1.80″ OAL
2,035 FPS AVG
WIN 94AE 30-30
36.0gr H335
2.47″ OAL
2,550 FPS AVG
frankhgh (verified owner) –
They work great in my Alpine 30 M1 Carbine. I use IMR 4227 powder. crimped they hold 3 shot 1 inch group at 100 yards,
Rocky (verified owner) –
Great alternative w/ 300BLK. H110 19.7gr with a 2.050 COAL. They were spitting at 2300FPS. I also use the LEE factory crimp die to lock them in the case. They smack that feed ramp good and hard. Very consistent weights and dimensions on the bullets themselves.
Mike T. –
These have been working great in my CZ 52 in 7.62 Tokarev, where I could not get plated bullets of the same type to shoot accurately at all.
john wolowicz (verified owner) –
these bullets work very well in my rockola carbines. groups are consitant. i have shot armscor ammo that have the same brass jacketed design. you can up the velocity with these with no problem. wish RMR made 124 gr. 9mm with this jacket material. would be great for loading PC carbines with longer barrels
L.R. Crosby (verified owner) –
Have used these bullets twice. Ordered 500 the first time, and noticed they have a slick, polished feel to them. More so that bullets from other companies. Thing is, these bullets are wickedly accurate out of my original Inland Carbines. My son even noticed a difference in the accuracy. Ordered a larger quantity the next time, and plan to used these exclusively from now on. Hey RMR, please don’t run out!
John Sickora (verified owner) –
I actually loaded my 308 with these with imr 4198 great for plinking made my 308 recoil feel like a 556! Great bullets for the money!
charles kincaid –
these are great shooters in our lever action .30-30’s. One fired offhand, one with scope, both hit consistently at 330 yds, and pretty accurate to 550yds. I am running low, ready to buy 500-1000 more. We use a light crimp, and are dropping lite and trickle up to get real accurate charges. If you just want to plink, these cannot be beat for 308 loads.
Kevin Morgan (verified owner) –
I am giving a 5 star for in part I ordered these on Friday 9/8/23 (after 5pm)and they hit the porch Monday 9/11/23 the big house’s are not that efficient.The product looks good the brass was ready and have loaded about 200rds this evening no issues at all .30Cal carbine rds.
MARTIN r DIEHL (verified owner) –
Great accuracy in my Fulton Armory 30 carbine. Using 14.8 gr. Enforcer with a C.O.L of 1.675 to 1.68. Equal to or better than 110 Sierra FMJ. Excellent price to boot! Will order more soon.
David Hayes (verified owner) –
Ordered Dec. 19 from Nevada and got the order Dec. 22. Awesome! Measured several bullets and all were .308. They are replacing copper plated bullets that measure .306 to .311. Only one in 200 measured .308. I found the problem copper bullets with a new case gauge when the cartridges failed to enter completely. Took them apart and ordered the RMR bullets. All are passing the gauge test now. Happy holidays!