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Remington Core Lokt Copper
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crashlanding
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Why not, I'm sure at some point Winchester and any manufacturer that doesn't carry a mono line will.
cohunt
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Why would they use the "core-lokt" name? It's not a core lock lead core bullet, it's a monolithic
Probably to ride on the coat tails of the popularity of the original core lock bullet in hopes of good sales numbers.
Probably to ride on the coat tails of the popularity of the original core lock bullet in hopes of good sales numbers.
Winchester is already on board - https://winchester.com/Products/Ammunition/Rifle/Deer-Season-XP-Copper-Impact
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KNOTFERSAIL
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Pretty sure I have several boxes of the "new" core lokts as the original "X" bullet 
BillLarson
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Wonder why they did,nt make them "wasp waist" bullets... like so many are making now....
As 'George Leonard Herter" did back in the 1950`s.....?????
As 'George Leonard Herter" did back in the 1950`s.....?????
Calvin45
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Can appreciate the wider meplat and hp on those. While it has nothing to do with the corlokt it does share the profile and intended range of use it seems.
Mike Matteson
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Never did like core-lokt bullets, but the all copper one should be an improvement.
LOL! Brother, they are also making the tipped version.
https://www.remington.com/core-lokt-tipped.html
At least this one is a "evolution". The other one is "disrupting" technology, needs new name
Calvin45
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Don't forget about corlokt ultra, a bonded core bullet
Yeah, I wished they still made those. They were a good bullet in my 25-06. Still have 1 box that I'm saving for heaven only knows.
adk hunter
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Should have called in the Pinto...Yawn!!
