Factory .243 Ammo
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: MD
Posts: 281
RE: Factory .243 Ammo
I won't be shooting Cor-lockts anymore, one because my Dad is handloading for me, and two out of the 16 that I shot out of a box, 2 didn't go off. Tried them both twice. That is a 12.5% that are bad. I still have 4 left, and who knows there may be another one in there.
#13
RE: Factory .243 Ammo
ORIGINAL: marshall9779
I won't be shooting Cor-lockts anymore, one because my Dad is handloading for me, and two out of the 16 that I shot out of a box, 2 didn't go off. Tried them both twice. That is a 12.5% that are bad. I still have 4 left, and who knows there may be another one in there.
I won't be shooting Cor-lockts anymore, one because my Dad is handloading for me, and two out of the 16 that I shot out of a box, 2 didn't go off. Tried them both twice. That is a 12.5% that are bad. I still have 4 left, and who knows there may be another one in there.
#14
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Posts: 567
RE: Factory .243 Ammo
Before I started reloading, I used winchester power point 100 grains. Killed a lot of deer and yotes and pumpkins with them.
I know 2 different people who had no-fires with remington ammo this year. One in .243 and one in 30-06.
I know 2 different people who had no-fires with remington ammo this year. One in .243 and one in 30-06.
#15
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Posts: 1,785
RE: Factory .243 Ammo
I have hit a point in my shooting that I only reload for my guns, and though I do not like Remington factory ammo, there is absolutely nothing wrong with Corelokt bullets. I would go as far as saying that they may easily be the best hunting bullet on the market for the price.
I have guns in too many caliber better suited for deer size game, but I recently bought a Sako 75 Finnlite in 243 to use on "varmints" and am loading it with 80 hr Ballistic Tip and 85 gr Partitions. Both shoot very well, and the Partitons SHOULD be adequate to use on deer.
I have guns in too many caliber better suited for deer size game, but I recently bought a Sako 75 Finnlite in 243 to use on "varmints" and am loading it with 80 hr Ballistic Tip and 85 gr Partitions. Both shoot very well, and the Partitons SHOULD be adequate to use on deer.
#18
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2008
Posts: 1,143
RE: Factory .243 Ammo
They're Hi-shok,more than likely they're an older bullet.That's why they were $13 a box.
The one thing that's nice about Remington ammo is you can find it just about everwhere.
I'll site in with the Federals then start to experiment & see what I get the better groups with.I want to try Hornady100grBTSP also.
Anyone use WinchesterSupreme 95grballistic silvertips or super-X 100gr. powerpoint?
The one thing that's nice about Remington ammo is you can find it just about everwhere.
I'll site in with the Federals then start to experiment & see what I get the better groups with.I want to try Hornady100grBTSP also.
Anyone use WinchesterSupreme 95grballistic silvertips or super-X 100gr. powerpoint?
#19
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,519
RE: Factory .243 Ammo
ORIGINAL: jerry d
super-X 100gr. powerpoint?
super-X 100gr. powerpoint?