308 Winchester Ammo For Sale
Overview of 308 Winchester Ammo
Released in 1952, the 308 was initially designed as a hunting cartridge, which long-distance target shooters and snipers quickly found to have the characteristics they were looking for in a rifle cartridge. Hunters, target shooters, law enforcement agencies, and militaries worldwide still use the 308 Win for various shooting applications.
What are the most popular 308 ammo brands you sell?
- Federal 308 Win Ammo
- Fiocchi 308 Win Ammo
- Hornady 308 Win Ammo
- PMC 308 Win Ammo
- Remington 308 Win Ammo
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. If you are building a suppressed rifle, our subsonic 308 ammo page narrows the catalog to the heavy 200 grain loads that stay under the sound barrier.
For shooters focused on precision and distance, selecting the optimal bullet weight is crucial for performance. Learn more about choosing the best 308 grain for long range shooting and hunting applications. Most of the 168 and 175 grain match loads built for that kind of shooting are hollow point boat tail or open tip match designs, and they are collected on our 308 hollow point ammo page.
Best 308 Ammo for Specific Uses
| Use Case | Details |
|---|---|
| Best 308 Winchester Ammo | Best Overall: Nosler Ballistic Tip 165 grain. Runner-Up: Sierra MatchKing Competition 168 grain HPBT. |
| Best 308 Winchester Deer Hunting Ammo | Best Overall: Winchester Deer Season XP 150 grain Extreme Point. Runner-Up: Federal Premium 175 grain Terminal Ascent. |
| Best 308 Subsonic Ammo for Hunting | Best Overall: Beck Ammunition 150 grain Maker REX. Runner-Up: HOP Munitions 190 grain HPBT. |
You can also check out our in-depth look at 308 Winchester ballistics from all of the popular ammo manufacturers if you're in search of ballistics data for your favorite factory 308 Win load.
Recoil is often the deciding factor between rifle cartridges, and the 308 strikes a balance between power and shootability that most shooters can handle. See our breakdown of 308 recoil for how it compares across bullet weights and rifle setups.
Customer Reviews
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MidwestBenchrest said:
I've just finished going through all of my first can of this sweet ammo. Incredibly cheap and reliable, I've not had any issues with my PSA AR-10 while shooting it. Ammo is consistent enough for just shooting away an afternoon and not breaking the bank. I plan to buy more soon!
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Kyle said:
Great ammo and has very little sulfur smell when shot. Actual projectiles do have steel inside of them. So they are not range legal in California because of environmental hazards. Great value and accurate.
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Luis said:
Have to admit that Malasian army surplus made me nervous, but after shooting a few hundred rounds off of my M1A and my Mossberg patriot I'm a believer.
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Deerman said:
Very good product will be buying more
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kyle said:
Bought 500 rounds, been through 160 so far. No misfires, no bad brass, no deformation. Shot them out of an M1A socom and they run great. Only time I've found ammo cheaper is in limited quantity clearance sales. These are factory new, despite some mixed reviews i've found elsewhere indicating otherwise. All brass is marked AI USA 308 Win. I'm sure there is better quality ammo, but truthfully in times like this (10/22) with 308 averaging $1/rd everywhere for cheap crap this is a great bargain.
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AESloan said:
There has been a surge in ammo sales and the availability is very limited ... or non-existant. Was glad to get this when I did. Hopefully will do more business in the future as supply of ammo picks up.
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Mac said:
Wish they put a piece of tape to keep the box closed. I’m sure their rushing to get orders out, I recieved my package with an entire box open and rounds rolling around.
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Mac said:
For a lighter cheaper round, this is a great bullet. Penetrated just behind the shoulder and severed the heart in half. The bullet did is job! Have shot all sorts of .308 and found this to be most effective.
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playin4keeps said:
Purchased 500 rounds of this ammo. Have fired 30 rounds so far with a total of 4 DUDS. Not a good ratio. Ammo is ok for just messing around and is pretty acurate given what I paid for it. DO NOT use this ammo for self defense or hunting, or any other time when you NEED the round to fire.
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Peter M. said:
I shot a box of Wolf 145 grain FMJ 308's in my new Springfield M1A SOCIM-16 and they helped me break in the new rifle just fine. All rounds fired clean, no misfires, no jams. All rounds landed on my down-range target as expected. Will continue to use this ammo. All good. Happy shooter. Peter M.
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DE said:
This ammo is garbage. Steel casing has hard time ejecting and ammo is flipping end-over-end until the target. Literally have lengthwise silhouette holes in the target with about an 18” spread at 100 yards. It’s like firing a curveball, you don’t know where it will hit unless you can predict the flipping rotation. Absolute garbage!
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Eino said:
Think this ammo is better then me.
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Kenneth said:
I use my AR10 308 for whitetail deer hunting. I love and trust all of Hornady’s bullets for their engineering and each individual bullet style intent. Do your homework and get the right one for what game you are shooting.
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Big Daddy said:
I'm a believer
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Garand65 said:
I've used this ammunition in my scoped rifles when I want tight consistent groups at ranges 100yds and greater with excellent results. It doesn't disappoint with iron sights.
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Dale said:
I always have these rounds on hand as they are truly one hole accurate from my Remington 700 with 26 inch bull barrel (with Zeiss scope) rifle. As most of you know the military "experts" use the match bullets for very long range work. This is exceptionally good ammo and the price for that is not measurable.
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Cleggras said:
Unfortunately, I haven't had the opportunity to shoot any of these rounds, however, these are the flavor that my rifle prefers. They typically group under an inch at 100 yards. They have just been so hard to find in stores in my area and at a price I can afford. Thank you!
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Ralph said:
Federal performed better than the Black Hills Gold Match I purchased for my Springfield M1A and will be purchase again.