308 Hollow Point Ammo For Sale

Most "hollow point" 308 Winchester isn't built to expand. The bulk of this page is match ammunition: hollow point boat tail (HPBT) and open tip match (OTM) bullets. Their small nose cavity comes from how the jacket is drawn, not from any terminal design. Building the bullet from the nose forward puts the jacket's base at the back, where consistency matters most for accuracy. That's why Federal Gold Medal, PMC X-TAC Match, and Prvi Partizan Match all use this construction, and why it shows up so often on long-range and precision rifle benches.

Our selection runs from 155 grain up to 185 grain, with 168 and 175 grain doing most of the work. Those two weights are the classic long-range 308 loads. The 175 grain bullet was built to stay supersonic past 1,000 yards out of a 20 to 24 inch barrel.

Match hollow points vs. hunting hollow points

• Match HPBT and OTM: made for accuracy and a high ballistic coefficient. Most makers don't recommend them for game because expansion is unpredictable.
• Controlled-expansion hollow points: solid copper designs like Barnes TSX and Hornady's copper hollow points are built to open reliably on game and hold their weight.
• Check the box before you hunt: if the load says "match," it belongs on paper or steel, not on deer.

Which brands load 308 hollow points?

• Federal 308 Win Ammo - Gold Medal match in 168 and 175 grain
• Remington 308 Ammo - 168 grain HPBT
• Hornady 308 Ammo
• PMC 308 Ammo - X-TAC Match OTM in 200 round cases

Use the Manufacturers filter in the left sidebar to narrow this page to your preferred brand.

Related 308 ammo

• 308 Winchester Ammo - the full catalog
• 308 Match Ammo
• Subsonic 308 Ammo
• 7.62x51 NATO Ammo - the military counterpart
• Bulk 308 Ammo - for stocking up at the lowest cost per round

308 guides and comparisons

• Best 308 Grain for Long Range - how 168 and 175 grain compare
• Best 308 Ammo
• Best 308 Ammo for Deer - the right hollow point for hunting
• What Is a Hollow Point? - explainer
• 308 vs 30-06
• 308 Recoil

For muzzle velocity, energy, and trajectory data, see our 308 Winchester ballistics database.