S&B .30-06 Springfield FMJ comes in a 50-round training pack, featuring a classic 11.7-gram (180-grain) full metal jacket bullet.
S&B .30-06 Springfield FMJ is a 50-round training pack that uses a classic 11.7-gram or 180-grain full metal jacket bullet. The non-expanding lead core bullet is suitable for regular range training and target shooting. Suitable for use with .30-06 Springfield caliber firearms Range training Target shooting Sport shooting Shooters who prefer a heavier FMJ bullet Testing firearm reliability Training alongside 180-grain hunting loads Practice with a larger quantity of ammunition Why choose S&B .30-06 Springfield FMJ 11.7 g? Classic 11.70 g or 180 gr bullet weight Non-expanding full metal jacket bullet Muzzle velocity 815 m/s Muzzle energy 3886 J Ballistic coefficient G1 0.498 Factory brass case Box of 50 rounds Technical data Caliber: .30-06 Springfield Bullet type: FMJ Bullet construction: metal jacket with lead core Bullet effect: non-expanding Bullet weight: 11.70 g / 180 gr Jacket material: CuZn 10 Sectional density: 0.271 lb/in² Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.498 / G7 0.250 Total cartridge weight: 27.2 g Cartridge length: 82.50 mm Case: factory brass case +P load: no Estimated power factor: 481.1 kgr·fps Test barrel length: 600 mm Main purpose: training and target shooting Ballistic data At muzzle: 815 m/s and 3886 J At 100 m: 755 m/s and 3333 J At 200 m: 697 m/s and 2843 J At 300 m: 642 m/s and 2412 J At 400 m: 590 m/s and 2035 J Trajectory comparison data 50 m: –0.5 cm 100 m: 0.0 cm 200 m: –12.3 cm 300 m: –44.7 cm 400 m: –101.1 cm Manufacturer-specified maximum point-blank range: 169 m In the package Cartridges per box: 50 Boxes per transport case: 8 Cartridges per transport case: 400 Box dimensions: 86 × 133.5 × 28.5 mm Approximate box weight: 1.42 kg Frequently Asked Questions Does the FMJ bullet expand? No. It is a non-expanding full metal jacket bullet. What is the difference between 147-grain and 180-grain FMJ loads? The 180-grain bullet is heavier and has a lower muzzle velocity. Loads may differ in recoil, trajectory, and point of impact. Can this replace a 180-grain hunting cartridge? It can be useful for training with the same bullet weight, but FMJ terminal performance differs from SP, SPCE, and other expanding hunting bullets. Is .30-06 Springfield ammunition suitable for a .308 Winchester firearm? No. These are different cartridges and are not interchangeable. When is S&B .30-06 Springfield FMJ 11.7 g the right choice? This load is suitable for shooters who want to train with a heavy 180-grain .30-06 Springfield bullet. The 50-round box is ideal for regular range use and can provide a recoil experience more similar to a heavier hunting load than the 147-grain FMJ. The point of impact may not coincide with a hunting cartridge of the same weight, as bullet shape, ballistic coefficient, and load may differ. Expert recommendation If you use a 180-grain FMJ for training and a 180-grain SP for hunting, check both at the same distances. Equal bullet weight does not guarantee the same point of impact. Heavy bullet .30-06 training pack S&B .30-06 Springfield FMJ 11.7 g combines a 180-grain full metal jacket bullet, 815 m/s muzzle velocity, and a 50-round box.
S&B .30-06 Springfield FMJ is a 50-round training pack that uses a classic 11.7-gram or 180-grain full metal jacket bullet. The non-expanding lead core bullet is suitable for regular range training and target shooting. Suitable for use with .30-06 Springfield caliber firearms Range training Target shooting Sport shooting Shooters who prefer a heavier FMJ bullet Testing firearm reliability Training alongside 180-grain hunting loads Practice with a larger quantity of ammunition Why choose S&B .30-06 Springfield FMJ 11.7 g? Classic 11.70 g or 180 gr bullet weight Non-expanding full metal jacket bullet Muzzle velocity 815 m/s Muzzle energy 3886 J Ballistic coefficient G1 0.498 Factory brass case Box of 50 rounds Technical data Caliber: .30-06 Springfield Bullet type: FMJ Bullet construction: metal jacket with lead core Bullet effect: non-expanding Bullet weight: 11.70 g / 180 gr Jacket material: CuZn 10 Sectional density: 0.271 lb/in² Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.498 / G7 0.250 Total cartridge weight: 27.2 g Cartridge length: 82.50 mm Case: factory brass case +P load: no Estimated power factor: 481.1 kgr·fps Test barrel length: 600 mm Main purpose: training and target shooting Ballistic data At muzzle: 815 m/s and 3886 J At 100 m: 755 m/s and 3333 J At 200 m: 697 m/s and 2843 J At 300 m: 642 m/s and 2412 J At 400 m: 590 m/s and 2035 J Trajectory comparison data 50 m: –0.5 cm 100 m: 0.0 cm 200 m: –12.3 cm 300 m: –44.7 cm 400 m: –101.1 cm Manufacturer-specified maximum point-blank range: 169 m In the package Cartridges per box: 50 Boxes per transport case: 8 Cartridges per transport case: 400 Box dimensions: 86 × 133.5 × 28.5 mm Approximate box weight: 1.42 kg Frequently Asked Questions Does the FMJ bullet expand? No. It is a non-expanding full metal jacket bullet. What is the difference between 147-grain and 180-grain FMJ loads? The 180-grain bullet is heavier and has a lower muzzle velocity. Loads may differ in recoil, trajectory, and point of impact. Can this replace a 180-grain hunting cartridge? It can be useful for training with the same bullet weight, but FMJ terminal performance differs from SP, SPCE, and other expanding hunting bullets. Is .30-06 Springfield ammunition suitable for a .308 Winchester firearm? No. These are different cartridges and are not interchangeable. When is S&B .30-06 Springfield FMJ 11.7 g the right choice? This load is suitable for shooters who want to train with a heavy 180-grain .30-06 Springfield bullet. The 50-round box is ideal for regular range use and can provide a recoil experience more similar to a heavier hunting load than the 147-grain FMJ. The point of impact may not coincide with a hunting cartridge of the same weight, as bullet shape, ballistic coefficient, and load may differ. Expert recommendation If you use a 180-grain FMJ for training and a 180-grain SP for hunting, check both at the same distances. Equal bullet weight does not guarantee the same point of impact. Heavy bullet .30-06 training pack S&B .30-06 Springfield FMJ 11.7 g combines a 180-grain full metal jacket bullet, 815 m/s muzzle velocity, and a 50-round box.
