Berry'S Preferred Plated Rifle Bullets .30-30 .308" 150 Gr Rnfp 1000/Box

Berry's Preferred Plated Rifle Bullets in .30-30 caliber give you a cost-effective, reliable handload for lever-action rifles and single-shots. These .308" diameter, 150-grain round-nose flat-point bullets are manufactured to Berry's exacting standards using electroplated copper jackets, offering consistent quality across the full 1000-round box. Whether you're loading for hunting, target work, or just punching paper at the range, these bullets deliver the repeatability and value that's made Berry's a trusted name among reloaders for over 50 years.

The 150-grain weight in .30-30 is a classic choice—it balances velocity, trajectory, and energy in a cartridge that's never needed overkill. The round-nose profile feeds reliably through tubular magazines, and the flat point gives you safer handling and storage compared to spitzer designs. Plated construction means tighter diameter tolerances and smoother feeding than cast bullets, without the premium cost of gilded bullets. You get consistent velocities and grouping without guesswork, shot after shot.

Berry's is still family-owned and still focused on the reloader. That half-century of experience shows in attention to detail—uniform jackets, consistent weight, clean machining. If you're building ammunition for .30-30 lever guns or need a proven, affordable bullet for a classic cartridge, this 1000-round box is an honest, no-frills choice.

Key Features

• Electroplated copper jackets for consistent diameter and reliable feeding
• 150-grain weight optimized for .30-30 cartridge performance
• Round-nose flat-point profile safe for tubular magazine feeding
• 1000-round bulk box—economical for regular reloaders
• Made by a family-owned manufacturer with over 50 years of reloading experience

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these bullets safe for tubular magazine feeding?

Yes. The round-nose flat-point design is specifically made for safe feeding in lever-action rifles and other guns with tubular magazines, where spitzer points can risk primer strikes.

What rifles is the .30-30 .308" 150-grain bullet suitable for?

These are made for .30-30 cartridges, commonly used in lever-action rifles like the Winchester 94 and similar platforms, as well as single-shot rifles chambered in .30-30.

Why choose plated bullets over cast or gilded?

Plated bullets offer tighter diameter tolerances and more consistent feeding than cast, and they provide a cost advantage over fully gilded bullets while still delivering the uniformity reloaders need for consistent velocities and accuracy.

How many bullets come in a box?

Each box contains 1000 bullets, making it ideal for handloaders who shoot regularly and want to buy in bulk.