It's 125 years old and doesn't perform like more modern cartridges, but .30-30 ammunition sales are still near the top for centerfire rifles.

Winchester .30-30 ammunition still top seller after 125 years by The Clarion Ledger | June 15, 2020 at 1:31 a.m. | Updated June 15, 2020 at 1:33 a.m.

When Marlin started building rifles for it, they didn’t want to advertise Winchester, so they called the cartridge a .30/30. Hunters combined the two, so today it’s the .30/30 Winchester. Most modern ...

The 200-gr. bullet still loaded for the .375 by Winchester really offers no better performance on game than a 170-gr. bullet from a .30-30 or 200-gr. bullet from a .35 Remington shot at the same ...