BUFFALO BORE FULL POWER+ U.S. 30 M1 CARBINE AMMUNITION
110 grain FMJ, Round Nose @ 2,100 fps
1638 fps - Ruger Blackhawk, 7.5
110 grain Soft Point, Round Nose @ 2,100 fps
1587 fps - Ruger Blackhawk, 7.5
110 grain JHP, Round Nose @ 2,100 fps
1587 fps - Ruger Blackhawk, 7.5
THE PROBLEM:
The typical current commercially manufactured 30 M1 Carbine ammo is running at or below 1,900 fps with 110gr. bullets, when fired in good old US military 30 M1 Carbines, with their 18 inch barrels. When the US issued this military cartridge in 1941, it was designed to propel a 110gr. bullet @ 1970 fps out of the carbine…..it is possible to exceed 2,100 fps with 110gr. bullets and still be within the SAAMI max. average pressure limits of 40,000 CUP.
We are not making this ammo to be cheap blaster/plinking ammo, although you can certainly do that if you like. This ammo is designed to be useful in defending ones’ life or in harvesting game up to the size of 200 lb. critters.
All three of these Buffalo Bore 30 M1 Carbine loads are giving close to 2,100 fps in my various 30 M1 Carbines, as can be seen below.
110 grain FMJ, Round Nose @ 2,100 fps
1638 fps - Ruger Blackhawk, 7.5
110 grain Soft Point, Round Nose @ 2,100 fps
1587 fps - Ruger Blackhawk, 7.5
110 grain JHP, Round Nose @ 2,100 fps
1587 fps - Ruger Blackhawk, 7.5
THE PROBLEM:
The typical current commercially manufactured 30 M1 Carbine ammo is running at or below 1,900 fps with 110gr. bullets, when fired in good old US military 30 M1 Carbines, with their 18 inch barrels. When the US issued this military cartridge in 1941, it was designed to propel a 110gr. bullet @ 1970 fps out of the carbine…..it is possible to exceed 2,100 fps with 110gr. bullets and still be within the SAAMI max. average pressure limits of 40,000 CUP.
We are not making this ammo to be cheap blaster/plinking ammo, although you can certainly do that if you like. This ammo is designed to be useful in defending ones’ life or in harvesting game up to the size of 200 lb. critters.
All three of these Buffalo Bore 30 M1 Carbine loads are giving close to 2,100 fps in my various 30 M1 Carbines, as can be seen below.