Sellier and Bellot 30-06 180 Grain FMJ – 20 Rounds
Sellier and Bellot 30-06 180 grain FMJ is budget range ammo at 2,673 fps and 2,856 ft-lb, in reloadable brass with Boxer primers. Twenty rounds for practice.
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Sellier and Bellot 30-06 180 grain FMJ is a full metal jacket load for target practice. Sellier and Bellot lists 2,673 fps and 2,856 ft-lb at the muzzle. The cases are brass with Boxer primers, the load is non-corrosive, and the brass is reloadable. The 180-grain weight matches many heavy hunting loads, so practice feels close to hunting recoil. It is a value choice for shooters who want to put rounds downrange.
30-06 180 Grain FMJ Specifications
- Caliber: 30-06 Springfield
- Bullet weight: 180 grain
- Bullet type: Full Metal Jacket
- Muzzle velocity: 2,673 fps
- Muzzle energy: 2,856 ft-lb
- Quantity: 20-round box
- Case: Brass
- Primer: Boxer
- Non-corrosive: Yes
- Reloadable brass: Yes
- Price per round: about $1.05
Best Uses
Use it for range days, rifle drills and steel. The heavy 180-grain FMJ lets you practice with the recoil of a full-weight hunting load at a lower cost. FMJ does not expand, so it is not for hunting. If you shoot an M1 Garand, note that many owners avoid heavy loads, so check your rifle’s guidance first. For bolt-action shooters who want cheap practice, Sellier and Bellot 30-06 180 grain FMJ is an easy pick. Reloaders will want to keep the brass.
Compare it with the Federal American Eagle 30-06 150 grain FMJ, or read our 30-06 Springfield ballistic data guide.
Why Buy From Black Ammo Defense
Buy Sellier and Bellot 30-06 180 grain FMJ from a licensed firearms dealer. Orders ship from our shop in Hays, Kansas, and you can see more 30-06 ammo in the same category.
FAQ
What is 30-06 FMJ used for?
FMJ is for target practice and training. It does not expand, so it is not a hunting bullet and is not legal for big game in many states.
Is Sellier and Bellot ammo reloadable?
This load uses brass cases with Boxer primers, which is the reloadable type. Inspect each fired case for splits or dents before you reuse it.
Can you shoot 180 grain in an M1 Garand?
Many Garand owners avoid heavy bullets, since they can strain the operating rod. Check your rifle’s guidance or use a 150-grain load made for the Garand.
How much is 30-06 per round?
It depends on brand and bullet. FMJ practice loads are usually among the lower-cost options. The current price per round is in the specs above.
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