30 Carbine – 110 gr SP – Remington Core-Lokt (28322 / R30CAR) – 500 Rounds

The M1 Carbine is one of the most loved rifles from World War II, and owners of originals and modern reproductions need an expanding load for more than range time. This listing is Remington 30 Carbine 110 grain soft point ammo, MPN 28322 (Remington R30CAR), sold as 500 rounds. Remington catalogs it alongside its Core-Lokt hunting family.

Remington lists this load at 1,990 fps with 967 ft-lbs of muzzle energy from a carbine-length test barrel. The 110 grain soft point leaves exposed lead at the nose so the bullet expands on impact instead of passing straight through like the full metal jacket military ball load. That makes it the better choice for varmints, predators, and close-range small game, and many M1 Carbine owners keep soft points for home defense. It is a light, fast bullet, so check your state rules before using it on deer, since several states set minimum energy or exclude this cartridge for big game.

This ammunition fits firearms chambered in 30 Carbine, including original M1 and M1A1 carbines, Auto-Ordnance and Inland reproduction carbines, the Ruger Blackhawk revolver in 30 Carbine, and Universal carbines found on the used market. A common question is whether 30 Carbine and 30-30 Winchester are interchangeable. They are not. The 30-30 is a much larger rimmed rifle cartridge, and the two cannot be swapped. Another common question is whether soft points feed in an M1 Carbine. The rounded soft point profile is designed for magazine feeding, but test a few magazines in your own carbine before relying on it.

Remington 28322 is new production ammunition, not reloads, made in the USA. It uses boxer-primed brass cases with non-corrosive priming, so the brass can be reloaded. This listing ships as 10 boxes of 50 rounds for 500 rounds total. That is enough to confirm function and zero in your carbine and still keep a good supply of one lot for the field or the nightstand.