Bulk 308 Ammo For Sale
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 147 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Sellier and Bellot
$499.9950 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 145 Grain FMJ-BT Ammunition from Prvi Partizan
$499.9938 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 180 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Sellier and Bellot
$519.9941 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 150 Grain FMJ-BT Ammunition from Federal
$568.9931 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 560 Rounds of Bulk 147 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Igman Ammunition
$579.9942 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 168 Grain Bonded Soft Point Ammunition from Speer
$655.9911 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 150 Grain SP Ammunition from Speer
$674.9911 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 168 Grain HPBT Ammunition from Federal
$739.99
$684.99
43 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 800 Rounds of Bulk 150 Grain PSP Ammunition from PMC
$798.99
$758.99
43 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 147 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Igman Ammunition
$839.99
$819.99
72 In stock now
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Bulk 308 Win Ammo - 800 Rounds of Bulk 168 Grain OTM Ammunition from PMC
$894.991 In stock now
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Overview of Bulk 308 Ammo
In 1952, the 308 was released for the iconic Winchester Model 70 bolt-action rifle. The .308 cartridge was designed for hunting. In fact, it is the most popular short-action round for big-game hunting worldwide. Due to the bullet's efficiency in delivering hydrostatic shock to the target, it can harvest most game in North America and a large portion of game in Africa
However, 308 rounds are not limited to hunting. They’re also popular among target shooters, metallic silhouette shooters, Palma rifle shooters, bench-rest target shooters, metal matches, military and police snipers, and related uses. In addition to being the most popular big-game hunting round in the world, 308 ballistics make it a top choice for hunters and precision shooters alike. Suppressed shooters are on that list too, and subsonic 308 is sold by the 200 round case as well as the single box.
How will your 308 ammo be delivered?
Your 308 Win ammo purchase will be shipped straight to your door in a discreet, unmarked package.
What are the advantages of buying bulk 308 ammo?
- Significant cost savings: One of the primary benefits of purchasing bulk 308 Win ammo is the potential for substantial savings. You can save upwards of 10¢ per round!
- Always range-ready: Bulk buying ensures you’re well-stocked and ready for the range at any time, safeguarding against supply chain disruptions.
- Less frequent reordering: Buying in bulk reduces the need for frequent reordering, giving you peace of mind with a steady supply of ammo.
- Improved shooting consistency: Consistent ammo supply helps maintain accuracy and performance by eliminating variations between different batches.
- Prepared for any situation: With a bulk supply, you’re always prepared for any unexpected needs, be it a spontaneous shooting session or an emergency.
- Supporting worthy causes: Each purchase at Ammo.com contributes to a donation in your name to a pro-freedom charity at no additional cost to you. Discover who we support here!
What are the most popular 308 brands which you sell in bulk?
You can filter our entire selection using the left sidebar to see which brands we currently have in stock and available using the Manufacturers filter. You can also filter by attributes such as Bullet Type, Bullet Weight, Casing Type, and Primer Type to find what you need. When selecting bullet weight for precision applications, our guide to long range 308 ammunition can help you choose the optimal grain weight for your specific needs.
How does 308 compare to other calibers?
| 308 vs. | Recoil | 308 Pros | 308 Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| .223 Rem | 308 has more | More powerful, flatter trajectory past 500 yards | Heavier recoil, more expensive, more bullet drop inside 500 yards |
| .243 Win | 308 has more | More stopping power | Heavier recoil, less flat trajectory inside 500 yards |
| .270 Win | 308 has more | More stopping power with heavier bullet options | Heavier recoil, less flat trajectory |
| .277 Fury | 308 has slightly more | More abundant, less expensive ammo | Slightly heavier recoil, considerably less flat trajectory |
| .300 Blackout | 308 has more | Flatter trajectory, better ballistic coefficient, more stopping power | Heavier recoil, less ideal for home defense |
| .300 Savage | 308 has slightly more | Flatter trajectory, higher BC, more stopping power past 200 yards, far more abundant and affordable ammo | Slightly heavier recoil |
| .300 Win Mag | 308 has less | Less expensive, lighter recoil | Less stopping power, less flat trajectory |
| .30-06 | 308 has less | Less expensive ammo, lighter recoil | Less stopping power, less suited to the largest big game |
| 5.56 NATO | 308 has more | More stopping power, better effective range | Heavier recoil, more expensive ammo |
| .338 Lapua | 308 has less | Less expensive ammo, lighter recoil | Less long-range accuracy, less flat trajectory |
| .450 Bushmaster | 308 has less | Flatter trajectory, longer effective range, less expensive, lighter recoil | Less ideal for close-range deer hunting |
| 6.5 Creedmoor | 308 has more | Longer barrel life, higher striking energy inside 500 yards | Heavier recoil, less ideal for hunting, accuracy, and long-range shooting |
| 6.5 Grendel | 308 has more | More muzzle energy, more abundant and less expensive ammo | Heavier recoil, less ideal for varmints |
| 7.62x54R | 308 has more | Better ballistic coefficient, flatter trajectory, more modern hunting ammo options | Heavier recoil, more expensive, semi-auto surplus rifles harder to find |
| 7.62x39 | 308 has more | Flatter trajectory, longer range, better ballistic coefficient | Heavier recoil, more expensive ammo |
| 7mm-08 | 308 has more | Better for large game animals, less expensive ammo | Heavier recoil, less flat trajectory |
Customer Reviews
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quantum13 said:
I've generally had good experience with sellier and bellot ammo. i will go for that over something like american eagle any day. it doesnt foul the gun up too bad and this .308 didnt cause any issues in my brand new SCAR. i would recommend this or PRVI Partizan (serbian ammo) over bottom of the barrel american stuff like blazer, magtech or american eagle. unfortunately it is FMJ so i had to buy some HP as well to make it shootable at some ranges.
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Cliff said:
I purchased the Federal .308 American Eagle 150 grain FMJ-BT to shoot in my new FN FAL rifle, and boy was I impressed because I had never tried this ammo before. I was shooting at 50 and100 yards and getting .25" to .50" groupings. Also I had some Remington Cor-Lokt with me and it was noticeable that the Federal American Eagle had more recoil than the Remington. As a final note I shot 10 rounds at 250 yds at a clump of grass the size of a basketball and hit it every time from a hilltop on a powerline. Great ammo.
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CheyenneDoc8404 said:
Igman is straight up military surplus. Its not supposed to be match ammo and it definitely is not. But, for the consistency I was seeing and the light recoil, it was an outstanding value. It goes BANG. It will hold about 4 MOA at 100. But the surplus rifle I was firing is guaranteed to deliver 5 MOA at 100. This stuff will definitely not get any volunteers to be targets. Even out to 800 meters. Just remember: this is MILITARY ammo.
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Jackson said:
Held an easy 1 moa out of an 18" barrel. No malfunctions. Can't complain about anything at the price I bought it for
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Dads M1A said:
Proven reliability, accuracy and a very reasonable price. A ten shot group at 200 under 1.5 inches from a rest and slow fire (ten in two minutes) a 10× power scope setting. Clean burning ammo from a M1A " loaded" NM 22 inch barrel and double set trigger.
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Reggie said:
This ammo performs great, accurately, and I had zero malfunctions in my AR-10 with it. I will also say ammo.com is such a convenience for me since where I am has very limited options for ammo. Fair pricing as well ????????
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Brian said:
I ran these through my brand new rifle. And it did not cycle. I thought maybe it just needed a break in period but I ran a different ammo and it cycled. Just fine, my buddy put this ammo. Through his rifle and same thing, it would not cycle consistently. Not accurate at all. Just to all around garbage