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30-06 Springfield Ammo

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Named for the year it was adopted, 1906, the 30-06 Springfield served the US military through two world wars and is still widely used for big-game hunting. It remains a staple in bolt-action rifles and surplus rifles alike.

Several listings are 150 grain full metal jacket loads labeled for the M1 Garand, from Sellier & Bellot, Federal American Eagle and PPU, while Federal Power-Shok and Remington Core-Lokt are 150 grain soft points for hunting. Federal Premium 168 grain Sierra MatchKing is the target option. Boxes and bulk packs are both available.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it called the 30-06?

The name comes from the .30 caliber bullet and the year of adoption, 1906.

What does M1 Garand on a box mean?

It means the load is made to suit that rifle's operating system. Heavier hunting loads may not be recommended for it, so check with the manufacturer.

Is 30-06 the same as 308 Winchester?

No. The 30-06 has a longer case and is a different cartridge, so the two are not interchangeable.