WINCHESTER 30-30 for Sale

Quick Look

The Winchester .30-30, first introduced in 1895, was America's first sporting cartridge designed for smokeless powder. Designed for lever-action rifles, it offers outstanding balance between power and manageable recoil. Today, the .30-30 Winchester remains a staple in deer hunting and classic rifle collections across the U.S.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Proven performance for medium game like deer and hogs
• Low recoil suited for youth and recoil-sensitive shooters
• Ideal for lever-action platforms with tubular magazines
• Broad ammo availability and variety of bullet weights
• Compact rifles for tight brush and thickets

Key Variants

Winchester Model 94

Iconic lever-action rifle chambered in .30-30, ideal for brush hunting and collectors.

Marlin 336

Rugged lever-action alternative featuring solid-top receiver, great for scope mounting.

Mossberg 464

Modern take on the lever-action .30-30 with tactical options and threaded barrels.

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Best Use Cases

• Deer hunting in wooded areas
• Ranch and homestead defense
• Traditional lever-action competition
• Range shooting and caliper training
• American firearm heritage collecting

FAQs

Can I use a Winchester .30-30 for deer hunting?

Yes, the .30-30 Winchester is ideal for deer-sized game within 200 yards. It has low recoil and effective energy.

What is the effective range of the .30-30 Winchester?

Most hunters limit shots to 150-200 yards with .30-30 due to its lower velocity and bullet drop beyond that.

How does the Winchester .30-30 compare to modern rifle calibers?

While not as flat-shooting as .308 or 6.5 CM, the .30-30 offers excellent performance in short to medium ranges.