Remington® Whitetail Pro® Core-Lokt® Centerfire Rifle Ammo
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Remington Core-Lokt ammunition was the first and original controlled expansion bullet and remains the standard of big-game bullet performance. Its level of reliability is only exceeded by the amount of game it has taken over the years. These cartridges feature the PSP (pointed soft point) Core-Lokt bullets. The Remington Core-Lokt design locks the progressively heavier jacket mid-section to the lead core, preventing separation, yet allowing maximum energy transfer. The result is a bullet that stays together on impact, expands in a controlled manner, and mushrooms uniformly to nearly twice the original diameter. 20 rounds per box.
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PSP: Pointed Soft Point
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by greatwhithunter great puchase
i bought it this past year for deer season for my 30-30 and it perfromed well i dropped two deer with one shot, i would recomend this for an all around good bullet
January 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ScottD34 Best Ammo for the Price
I have only had one deer run after hitting it in the chest cavity using the .270 130 grain bullet. I have been using this ammo for 3 years now. I recommend any deer hunter to use this ammo.
December 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 GREAT AMMO FOR YOUR BUCK!
This ammo helped my take my first deer and many more. It shoots great groups and is truley accurate. god bless and good hunting
March 4, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by mikeyddd mixed review
I bought a box of these this year. I shoot an A-bolt .270. The bullet has done an excellent job on four deer this year, BUT do not expect to shoot a second time with out dropping the magazine and working on the lead tip. It deforms and will not feed a second round with out a pocket knife "adjustment to the tip.
December 4, 2011
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how is this different compared to core lokt express? i shoot 30-06 150 grain in that. this looks the same just new name?
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Remington's Core-Lockt bullets are basically the same. IMHO I believe that the difference between the Express Core-Lockt and the Whitetail Pro Core-Lockt is the box, and about $1-$1.50 in price. I do know my Mossberg 100 ATR will put a 5-shot group within 1" at 100 yards with the Remington Express Core-Lockt 165gr PSP rounds. Either way, it's a Core-Lockt and the only Core-Lockt I know of that is more of a "premium" bullet is the Core-Lockt Ultra Bonded which is about $7-$8 per box more than the others. Hope this helps.Images for this Answer
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This is just a different box for marketing purposes. The rounds are identical.A:Â
To help introduce new hunters to Rem Center Fire Cartridge for whitetail deerMaybe although I havent re-verified, to offer more PSP (pointed soft point) loads in Rem line.
To take up more shelf space for Remington Brand.
To get peopke to ask questions.
btw I would never buy ammo for a present for anyone unless they specified exactly what. It cannot be returned. A gift certificate is much better
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iv heard from friends that when loading a model 94 that when pushing another round into the tube mag it has set off the round in front by sparking the primer cap is this true or has it actuallly happenedAnswers
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With tubular magazines you need to use ammunition that has a projectile with a blunt or rounded tip. In most cases I've heard of, it was during the rifle's recoil that a pointed or spitzer type bullet would strike the primer of the forward round causing it to ignite.A:Â
I have a model 94 that has been shot a lot over the years. I have never had a round discharge while loading it, using many types of ammunition, including Rem Corelok. I have heard the stories over the years too but have never seen it happen and don't know anyone that it has actually happened too. I feel safe when loading mine.A:Â
Just to be safe I would ask a trained gunsmith, or contact the manufacture. However, most likely that is a myth, two reasons I am saying this first of all the primer takes alot of force to ignite and I believe all of the core-lokts have an exposed lead tip to them, which allows for some space to be compacted taking off some of the pressure from the primer. Also I have a friend who has been hunting with them who uses a pump action 30-06 which is tube fed much like the model 94 and he has never had any problems with them in over 20 yrs.(again I would not just rely on my opinion ask a gunsmith/manufacturer)
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Can Remington® Whitetail Pro® Core-Lokt® Centerfire Rifle Ammo be used in a Winchester Model 94 Legacy 30-30 lever action rifle?The shoulders seems larger and the neck and bullet a bit smaller that the ammo I have used in the past plus the tip of the bullet is more rounded where the ones I have used in the past were flat .
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Yes it is compatable. All ammo produced is made to SAAMI specs and standard no matter who is making the ammo or who made the gun. Every gun does have its own personality on what ammo its likes and will shoot accurately but all ammo in the chambering of your rifle (30-30) should be safe to shoot.A:Â
I can't say for sure. I have a 7mm-08 in both a Remington 788 and a Winchester model 70. I also noticed the difference between Winchester and Remington ammo. In my rifles. It pays to stick with the manufactors ammo. The model 70 averages 3" groups with Remington ammo. It will shoot 1 1/2 inches with Winchester ammo. No need for high dollar ammo for deer. Both rounds will kill them. Right now!1 of 1
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