ANOKA, Minnesota – January 12, 2022 – Federal Ammunition is proud to announce its all-new 30 Super Carry cartridge and will showcase this new product launch at the 2022 SHOT Show (Booth No. 11838), January 18-21 at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Federal Ammunition has 100 years of experience producing ammunition and is the ideal company to develop a better concealed carry cartridge for the next generation of self-defense pistols, and that’s exactly what the company has accomplished with this introduction. With so many advantages over existing cartridges, 30 Super Carry stands to revolutionize self-defense.
The new 30 Super Carry cartridge provides the power of the 9mm Luger with comparable felt recoil. The .312-inch diameter projectile carries the same energy as 9mm Luger at the muzzle, with better ballistics than 380 Auto. In addition, it could be chambered in smaller, easier to conceal handguns, once gun manufacturers start to offer guns designed and built specifically for this cartridge.
“The self defense market is a driving force behind new gun ownership. When considering what the market is looking for when it comes to self-defense, they have told use that concealability, comfort in carrying and ability to shoot, 9mm performance, and the ability to carry more rounds,” said Federal’s Handgun Ammunition Product Director Mike Holm. “There is a lot here, and that is what drove the development of 30 Super Carry.”
With a higher capacity and smaller frame size than the 9mm but with similar muzzle blast, recoil and terminal performance, 30 Super Carry offers a decided advantage.
Learn more at: www.federalpremium.com/30supercarry.
“Our 30 Super Carry cartridge hits like a 9mm, which means shooters can increase capacity without sacrificing performance,” continued Holm. “With ballistics that mirror the 9mm, there’s no doubt regarding the 30 Super Carry’s effectiveness for self-defense.”
30 Super Carry’s introduction is truly unique. While most new cartridges struggle with availability for years before production catches up with growing demand, 30 Super Carry will hit the ground running with not only loads from Federal but also sister brands Speer, CCI Blazer and Remington. In fact, it’s the first time in history so many manufacturers have offered loads for a new cartridge on “day one” of a new product introduction.
Federal Ammunition can be found at dealers nationwide or purchased online direct from Federal. For more information on all products from Federal or to shop online, visit www.federalpremium.com.
Same overall length as 9mm Luger, but 7.92mm diameter instead of 9mm diameter?
https://gununiversity.com/30-super-carry/
Caliber inflation? Used to get 9mm, now we get 7.92mm.
As soon as I saw this drop I was reminded of 7.92VBR and 7.92VBR Kurtz with its deeply seated bullet. It looks like a duplicate of 7.92VBR Kurtz with a shortened case. It’s similar to S&W shortening low power 10mm and making .40 S&W.
Just get me a steady and affordable supply of 9mm,45 acp, and 357 mag and 5.56 and I will be happy. Just another trying to fix something that’s not broke except supply
Federal would be better off to stick to the tried and true 9 mm. We don’t need another caliber to have to deal with It won’t do anything that the 9mm won’t do
I’m looking forward to this. It’s 7.62 or 7.65 depending on how you look at it guys. 7.92 is .323in. it’s a good step and the trend could even be pushed a little smaller( 7mm maybe).
The reasons I think it’s good stuff
1. More rounds in current guns (19? In a Glock 48 sized gun)
2. Higher sectional density= better penetration and barrier performance
3 plenty of room for development (lighter weight solids like TUI’s?)
4. Tiny, thin, light PDW’s with shorter full cap mags.