.30 Carbine Ammo Prices

Built for the M1 Carbine in 1942, the little round that armed more American troops in WWII than the Garand's .30-06. Millions of surplus carbines kept it alive, and Ruger's Blackhawk gave it an odd second life in revolvers.

The load is essentially one: 110 grain FMJ, with a few soft points around the edges. Supply comes and goes with importer cycles — when brass-cased case lots appear, carbine owners buy deep.