Power-Point in .30-30 Winchester carries a 170-grain soft-point bullet in a brass case, 20 rounds per box. The jacket is notched and contoured to open on impact, and the alloyed lead core is designed to stay with the jacket for penetration rather than break apart.

The 170-grain weight gives a .30-30 shooter a bullet built to expand without coming apart, intended for game rather than targets. Brass cases feed and extract dependably, and the standard-pressure loading suits any rifle chambered for the cartridge. Twenty rounds per box is a practical count for a hunting season where most shots can be counted on one hand, and an Oregon hunter who sights in with a box in September will still have most of it left when the season opens. This is the plain, familiar .30-30 hunting load with no gimmicks.

Key features

• .30-30 Winchester, 170-grain soft point
• Notched, contoured jacket for expansion
• Alloyed lead core retains weight
• Brass case, 20 rounds per box

Ammunition ships to your Oregon door, with an adult signature required when it arrives.