Who uses them. What is difference in PSP (Pointed Soft Point) and Sp (Soft Point). Which one is better thanks.

one's pointier(=slightly better ballistic coeffecient,) no real difference, unless you are throwing them past 400yds or so. Also maybe the regular soft points are OK to use in lever rifles(tubular mags)?

I hate it when I cant answer a question, so I looked it up. Here you go. http://www.remington.com/products/ammunition/centerfire/core-Lokt.asp

Well, let's put you to the test and see of you can answer this one. How do I get to my PM mail? I can't figure it out. Thanks...

I use these religiously for my 270 I use PSP and I couldn't even tell you the difference but what I can say is that I would definitely recommend them.

Try clicking "all forums" at the top of the page to get to the main page, and look all the way near the bottom of the page where it says new messages. If that dont get it send me a pm and I will try to figure it out.

I currently use the 180 grain PSP's in my .30-06. I really like the performance of them. They grouped well for me out to 300 yards and from what I can tell, they expand pretty well. I bang/flopped this doe at 200 yards. I couldn't see the entrance wound but you can see the exit wound in the pic. The lungs were mush and there was a 3" hole in both sides of the rib cage. I couldn't find any fragments.

I use 150gr. PSP for deer out of my 7mm mag... devastating... i actually used the same round on my moose this year...

thats what i slinging out of my rem 30.06. i actually shot one buck at 12 yards and still had a 2" hole in the ribcage. thats the only thing i will be shooting for awhile.

I have hunted with Corelokts over the years when I shot factory ammo, and I have killed several deer and hogs with them since I started reloading.

In my opinion, the Corelokt "bullet" is the best on the market for the money.

I have killed 5 deer with 120 grainers in my 6.5x55 this season, and all but one bounced after being hit. The one that didn't drop only went about 5 steps.