The Sellier & Bellot .30 Carbine FMJ 110 GRS ammunition provides reliable cycling and consistent ballistic performance for target shooting and range training. Engineered with a traditional full metal jacket profile featuring a lead core and CuZn 10 jacket, this cartridge prevents barrel leading while feeding smoothly through gas-operated and magazine-fed actions. Each round is built with a standard non-corrosive boxer primer and a high-grade, reloadable brass casing, supplied in a standard 50-round box.

Key Features

• Smooth Gas-Action Cycling: The round-nose full metal jacket (FMJ) projectile ensures non-binding feeding in vintage and modern magazine-fed platforms.
• Reloadable Brass Cases: Assembled with factory-new, non-corrosive boxer-primed brass cases, enabling straightforward handloading and case reuse.
• Consistent Factory Ballistics: Produces a factory-rated muzzle velocity of 617 m/s (2,024 fps) and 1,351 Joules (1,001 ft-lb) of muzzle energy from a 600 mm test barrel.
• Optimised Mid-Range Zero: Configured for a Most Recommended Distance (MRD) zero at 115 metres for target disciplines.

Product Specifications

• Calibre: .30 Carbine (7.62×33mm)
• Manufacturer Reference: V332652 (SKU: SB30A / Bullet No. 2960)
• Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
• Bullet Weight: 110 gr (7.10 g)
• Overall Cartridge Length: 42.50 mm (1.673 in)
• Single Round Weight: 12.8 g
• Muzzle Velocity: 617 m/s (2,024 fps)
• Muzzle Energy: 1,351 Joules (1,001 ft-lb)
• Ballistic Coefficients: G1 = 0.154, G7 = 0.079
• Sectional Density: 0.166 lb/in²
• Casing & Primer: Boxer-primed, non-corrosive, reloadable brass
• Box Weight: Approximately 0.68 kg (50 rounds per box)

Who is the S&B Sellier & Bellot 30 M1 Carbine 110 Grain FMJ Ammo 50 Rd for?

• M1 Carbine owners shooting at the range — requires the round-nose 110 gr FMJ profile of this .30 Carbine rifle ammo to cycle vintage semi-automatic gas systems without jamming or barrel leading.
• Ruger Blackhawk .30 Carbine revolver enthusiasts — relies on standard factory-loaded .30 Carbine brass firing at 2,024 fps muzzle velocity to provide clean chamber extraction and consistent ignition with boxer primers.
• Target shooters and competitors using vintage carbines — benefits from this .30 Carbine ammunition delivering 1,001 ft-lb of muzzle energy and a 115-metre recommended zero for flat trajectory over 100-metre match disciplines.

Less suitable for: Medium game hunting or pest control, where non-expanding FMJ projectiles fail to deliver rapid terminal expansion and are prohibited by Australian animal welfare standards (expanding soft-point hunting cartridges fit this role better), or shooting past 150 to 200 metres, where the 0.154 G1 ballistic coefficient drops energy to 389 J and causes steep bullet drop (high-BC centerfire calibres like .223 Rem or .308 Win suit extended distances better).