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Buffalo Bore Heavy .30-30 Winchester 190gr JFN Ammo
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Buffalo Bore Heavy .30-30 Winchester 190gr JFN Ammo Ballistics

Brass Case • JFN • MPN: 28A/20

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2100
FPS
1860
FT-LBS
.296
BC (G1)
190
GRAINS
JFN
BULLET
BRS
CASING

Trajectory by Zero Distance

Solved from this product's advertised 2100 fps, 190gr bullet and G1 BC 0.296, with the sight 1.5" over the bore at standard conditions. Compare every zero for .30-30 Winchester.

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How to read it: filled circles are the near and far zero, where the bullet's path crosses the line of sight;the triangle is the peak (max ordinate). The shaded band is the 8" vital zone, ±4" either side of the line of sight. The dashed line marks the edge of the hold-dead-on window. The chart is zoomed to where the zero matters; the tables below run to 400 yards.

.30-30 Winchester 190gr with a 100-yard zero

Zeroed at 100 yards with a 1.5" sight height, this load crosses the line of sight at 34 and 100 yards, peaks +0.5" at 67 yards, and is -8.8" at 200 and -31.1" at 300 yards.

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Buffalo Bore Heavy .30-30 Winchester 190gr JFN Ammo, 100-yard zero, 1.5" sight height over bore
Range (yd) Drop (in) Drop (MOA) Drop (MIL) Velocity (fps) Energy (ft-lb) Wind drift, 10 mph (in)
0 -1.5" 0.00 0.00 2,100 1,861 0.0
25 -0.3" -1.12 -0.32 2,034 1,745 0.1
50 +0.4" +0.72 +0.21 1,969 1,636 0.5
75 +0.5" +0.62 +0.18 1,906 1,533 1.0
100 0.0" 0.00 0.00 1,844 1,435 1.7
125 -1.1" -0.86 -0.25 1,783 1,342 2.7
150 -2.9" -1.87 -0.54 1,724 1,254 4.0
175 -5.5" -2.99 -0.87 1,667 1,172 5.5
200 -8.8" -4.20 -1.22 1,611 1,095 7.3
225 -13.0" -5.50 -1.60 1,556 1,022 9.3
250 -18.0" -6.88 -2.00 1,504 954 11.7
275 -24.0" -8.34 -2.43 1,453 891 14.3
300 -31.1" -9.89 -2.88 1,405 832 17.3
325 -39.2" -11.52 -3.35 1,358 778 20.5
350 -48.6" -13.24 -3.85 1,314 728 24.1
375 -59.1" -15.05 -4.38 1,272 683 28.1
400 -71.1" -16.96 -4.93 1,233 641 32.3

190gr G1 .296 at 2,100 fps, 1.5" sight height over bore, standard conditions (59°F, sea level), 10 mph full-value crosswind. Positive drop is above the line of sight. Source: Manufacturer's advertised velocity and BC.

.30-30 Winchester 190gr with a 150-yard zero

Zeroed at 150 yards with a 1.5" sight height, this load crosses the line of sight at 22 and 150 yards, peaks +2.0" at 88 yards, and is -4.9" at 200 and -25.2" at 300 yards.

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Buffalo Bore Heavy .30-30 Winchester 190gr JFN Ammo, 150-yard zero, 1.5" sight height over bore
Range (yd) Drop (in) Drop (MOA) Drop (MIL) Velocity (fps) Energy (ft-lb) Wind drift, 10 mph (in)
0 -1.5" 0.00 0.00 2,100 1,861 0.0
25 +0.2" +0.76 +0.22 2,034 1,745 0.1
50 +1.4" +2.59 +0.75 1,969 1,636 0.5
75 +2.0" +2.49 +0.72 1,906 1,533 1.0
100 +2.0" +1.87 +0.54 1,844 1,435 1.7
125 +1.3" +1.01 +0.29 1,783 1,342 2.7
150 +0.0" 0.00 0.00 1,724 1,254 4.0
175 -2.0" -1.11 -0.32 1,667 1,172 5.5
200 -4.9" -2.33 -0.68 1,611 1,095 7.3
225 -8.6" -3.62 -1.05 1,556 1,022 9.3
250 -13.1" -5.01 -1.46 1,504 954 11.7
275 -18.6" -6.47 -1.88 1,453 891 14.3
300 -25.2" -8.02 -2.33 1,405 832 17.3
325 -32.9" -9.65 -2.81 1,358 778 20.5
350 -41.7" -11.37 -3.31 1,314 728 24.1
375 -51.8" -13.18 -3.83 1,272 683 28.1
400 -63.2" -15.09 -4.39 1,233 641 32.3

190gr G1 .296 at 2,100 fps, 1.5" sight height over bore, standard conditions (59°F, sea level), 10 mph full-value crosswind. Positive drop is above the line of sight. Source: Manufacturer's advertised velocity and BC.

.30-30 Winchester 190gr with a 200-yard zero

Zeroed at 200 yards with a 1.5" sight height, this load crosses the line of sight at 16 and 200 yards, peaks +4.5" at 112 yards, and is +0.0" at 200 and -17.9" at 300 yards.

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Buffalo Bore Heavy .30-30 Winchester 190gr JFN Ammo, 200-yard zero, 1.5" sight height over bore
Range (yd) Drop (in) Drop (MOA) Drop (MIL) Velocity (fps) Energy (ft-lb) Wind drift, 10 mph (in)
0 -1.5" 0.00 0.00 2,100 1,861 0.0
25 +0.8" +3.09 +0.90 2,034 1,745 0.1
50 +2.6" +4.92 +1.43 1,969 1,636 0.5
75 +3.8" +4.82 +1.40 1,906 1,533 1.0
100 +4.4" +4.20 +1.22 1,844 1,435 1.7
125 +4.4" +3.35 +0.97 1,783 1,342 2.7
150 +3.7" +2.34 +0.68 1,724 1,254 4.0
175 +2.2" +1.22 +0.35 1,667 1,172 5.5
200 +0.0" +0.01 0.00 1,611 1,095 7.3
225 -3.1" -1.29 -0.38 1,556 1,022 9.3
250 -7.0" -2.67 -0.78 1,504 954 11.7
275 -11.9" -4.14 -1.20 1,453 891 14.3
300 -17.9" -5.68 -1.65 1,405 832 17.3
325 -24.9" -7.32 -2.13 1,358 778 20.5
350 -33.1" -9.04 -2.63 1,314 728 24.1
375 -42.6" -10.85 -3.16 1,272 683 28.1
400 -53.4" -12.75 -3.71 1,233 641 32.3

190gr G1 .296 at 2,100 fps, 1.5" sight height over bore, standard conditions (59°F, sea level), 10 mph full-value crosswind. Positive drop is above the line of sight. Source: Manufacturer's advertised velocity and BC.

Product Overview

Buffalo Bore markets its Heavy 190-grain JFN for elk- and moose-sized game and for defense in grizzly country, and it says plainly that the load is not designed for deer. The JFN is a jacketed flat-nose bullet, and at 190 grains it is heavier than the 150- and 170-grain bullets Winchester and Federal load in their .30-30 hunting rounds. It leaves the muzzle at 2,100 fps with 1,860 ft-lbs of energy.

Compared with Winchester's 170-grain Power-Point, the Buffalo Bore starts 100 fps slower but carries 33 ft-lbs more at the muzzle. It also kicks about 19 percent harder in the same rifle. Compared with Federal's Power-Shok 150-grain, the gap in speed grows: the Buffalo Bore leaves the muzzle 290 fps slower and carries 42 ft-lbs less energy at the start, because its heavier bullet does not make up for the lost speed.

Buy the Buffalo Bore if you hunt elk- or moose-sized game with a .30-30, as Buffalo Bore intends, and accept the extra recoil. Pick the Super-X 170-grain Power-Point if you want a heavy soft point for whitetail and big game, which Winchester markets it for, with less kick. Pick the Power-Shok if you hunt deer or other big game and want a lighter bullet and a faster start. Pick Hornady's Full Boar 140-grain MonoFlex if you want a bullet with no lead core; it leaves the muzzle 400 fps faster and kicks about 35 percent less than the Buffalo Bore in the same rifle.

Strengths
  • Its 190-grain bullet is 20 grains heavier than the one in Winchester's Super-X 170-grain Power-Point
  • Carries 1,860 ft-lbs at the muzzle, close to the 1,902 of Winchester's Power Max Bonded 150-grain
  • Its 190-grain bullet is 40 grains heavier than the one in Federal's Power-Shok 150-grain
Limitations
  • Buffalo Bore says it is not designed for deer; Winchester markets its Super-X 150-grain Power-Point for whitetail
  • Leaves the muzzle at 2,100 fps, against 2,390 for Winchester's Super-X 150-grain Silvertip
  • Kicks about 41 percent more than Winchester's Power Max Bonded 150-grain in the same rifle

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