RE: Remington Cor-Loct vs. Hornady SST
Uh, isn't a core loct more comparable with their boat tail soft point?
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RE: Remington Cor-Loct vs. Hornady SST
ORIGINAL: Dozen Arrows Uh, isn't a core loct more comparable with their boat tail soft point? |
RE: Remington Cor-Loct vs. Hornady SST
Ok that makes more sense. I think the SST's are more like a premium round.
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RE: Remington Cor-Loct vs. Hornady SST
I'll put it to you this way. Any time I get a new rifle, the first ammo I try is Cor-Lok. If I can't get decent groups, I switch to something else. 30-30, 30-06, 270, 280...all green boxes. Cant argue with them. Shoot great. #1 |
Originally Posted by markminer
(Post 2977727)
The great ammo debate continues...Just got my first rifle and after asking around the Remington Cor-Loct and Hornady SST seem to be the favorites. Looking to load Savage 111 bolt action 30.06 for deer and pigs. My choice of grain will most likely be 150-165.
Mark |
At this point we should be asking which bullet is better for killing zombies. Which is appropriate, because the last post before JMoody's is about the time frame when the zombie craze actually started. |
I use allot of core-lokts, but for zombies the SST is the correct answer for sure.
Should work very well. -Jake |
I usually would shun necroposting and abstain from responding, but there are a few objective claims I can’t help but question.
Originally Posted by JMoody85
(Post 4375228)
If you're looking at 100-300 yards the SSTs will outperform the Core-lokts every time considering that Hornady uses a more accurate projectile mixed with more consistent and higher quality powder loads.
Originally Posted by JMoody85
(Post 4375228)
Furthermore, on those longer range shots the lead spire point on the Core-lokts will deform and degrade the performance at a much faster rate than the polymer tips of the SSTs.
But I’m earnestly on the edge of my seat to hear substantiating evidence that Hornady uses higher quality and higher consistency powders. Such evidence could be a stake in the heart of one of Remington’s few surviving business units, although I don’t expect it would bolster Hornady’s already favorable market share. |
I don't get the disdain for zombie aka necro threads. The internet is a living thing that is still going to be here in 100 years (most likely). Instead of having 100 smaller threads over a century, might as well just have one century long thread. It would be awesome to watch how thoughts and opinions change over many decades.
Vive la Zombie threads! |
cor-locts suk, that's my experience, the sst's are a bit better, want good bullets shoot nosler BT's, accubonds, or bergers
RR |
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