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In 1949, Hornady manufactured its first .30 caliber bullet. Since then, Hornady has been growing and expanding its plant in Grand Island, Nebraska. With popular ammo for both hunting and self defense, Hornady continues to introduce new products to its already stellar line-up. Learn More
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  1. Hornady 30-30 Ammo - 20 Rounds of 150 Grain Round Nose Ammunition

    $24.99

    133 In stock now

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    Bullet type Round Nose Soft Point (RNSP)
    Primer Type Boxer
    Casing Type Brass
    Condition New
    Muzzle Velocity 2390 FPS
    Muzzle Energy 1902 ft lbs
    • 20 Rounds
    • $1.25 per round
    • Made by Hornady
  2. Hornady 30-30 Ammo - 20 Rounds of 160 Grain FTX Ammunition

    $31.99

    136 In stock now

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    Bullet type FTX
    Primer Type Boxer
    Casing Type Brass
    Condition New
    Muzzle Velocity 2400 FPS
    Muzzle Energy 2046 ft lbs
    • 20 Rounds
    • $1.6 per round
    • Made by Hornady
  3. Hornady Subsonic 30-30 Ammo - 20 Rounds of 175 Grain Sub-X Ammunition

    $33.99

    122 In stock now

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    Bullet type Polymer Tipped
    Primer Type Boxer
    Casing Type Brass
    Condition New
    Muzzle Velocity 1050 FPS
    Muzzle Energy 428 ft lbs
    • 20 Rounds
    • $1.7 per round
    • Made by Hornady

Overview of Hornady Ammo

Joyce Hornady sold his first bullet in 1949, a .30 caliber Spire Point weighing 150 grain. He was using a surplus bullet assembly press in a rented garage, where his company was born from his desire to build a better product that he could use himself – because first and foremost, Joyce was a shooter. His company would grow to become a force in the ammunition and reloading markets. Hornady Manufacturing grew rapidly during its first few years, increasing sales by 300 percent by the second year.

Hornady's innovation began during World War II when he repurposed .22 rimfire cartridges into bullets suitable for varmint shooting. Recognizing the lack of hunting ammunition in the post-war market, he focused on producing accurate, reliable rounds, leading to the development of Hornady's signature Spire Point bullet. Despite challenges like raw material shortages during the Korean War, Hornady adapted by creating alternative products, which later contributed to advancements in bullet jacket technology.

Expansion and Ballistic Breakthroughs

In 1958, Hornady moved to a dedicated facility in Grand Island, Nebraska, complete with an underground range for onsite ballistics testing. The company collaborated with U.S. Army ballisticians to develop the secant ogive design, which became a hallmark of Hornady bullets. Over the years, Hornady acquired competitors like Pacific Tool Company and West Coast Shot Company, consolidating its position as a leader in ammunition manufacturing.

Hornady's Family Legacy

The unexpected death of Joyce Hornady in 1981 marked a pivotal moment for the company. Under the leadership of his son, Steve Hornady, the company not only survived but thrived, maintaining its reputation for quality and innovation. Today, family members are required to gain outside experience before joining the business, ensuring a fresh perspective while preserving the Hornady legacy.

Hornady Ammo Available on Our Website

We carry Hornady ammo across a wide range of popular calibers — browse the full Hornady lineup by caliber:

Hornady Products

Hornady manufactures a wide range of ammunition for pistols, rifles, and shotguns, with standout products like:

  • TAP and Critical Defense: Premium rounds for law enforcement and military use.
  • LEVERevolution and Dangerous Game: Advanced ammunition for hunters. The Hornady LeveRevolution 30-30 is particularly popular for lever-action rifles.
  • Custom Match and Steel Match: Designed for competitive shooting.

From 17 HMR ammo to .500 S&W Magnum, Hornady serves shooters of all types, including those preparing for the unexpected with their zombie-themed Z-Max ammunition.

Commitment to Excellence

Hornady remains dedicated to innovation and quality, continuing to lead the industry with cutting-edge products. Whether you're a hunter, competitive shooter, or reloader, Hornady ammunition delivers performance you can trust.

Hornady's varmint hunting roots run deep — Joyce Hornady built his reputation on accurate, high-velocity bullets for predator and varmint control. Today, Hornady continues that tradition with premium .22-250 ammo loaded with V-MAX and ELD-X projectiles for flat-shooting, long-range performance.

Sam Jacobs
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Sam Jacobs

Customer Reviews

  • Ed Lover said:

    Excellent product I,m using a 1964 Winchester rifle my dad had, love the rounds will be purchasing more gonna try different grain next, thank you.

  • Brad said:

    I enjoyed my visit to this site. They had the ammo I was looking for at an affordable price. It was delivered quickly and came in in perfect condition.

  • Jacob said:

    Ammo is priced well, shoots straight and has great accuracy

  • Stan Kuhn said:

    Been looking for 2 years now for the Hornady 30 30 bullet. Finally found some at Ammo.com

  • Joe said:

    Had a 1 shot kill on a WI buck , hit right behind the front leg shoulder joint it dabble lunged him. It took him right off his feet! Using 35 grains of lever lution powder, 160 grain FTX bullets. ranged with a range finder at 116 yards. My 30-30 Marlin was sighted in at 100 yards. With an old redfield 2-7 power wide field scope.

  • BRACK73RT said:

    I was very impressed with the price of the ammunition and the availability. I was even more impressed with the speed of shipping.

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