Furync

well I was just on the remington website and found something very interesting.

download this video and you might get your answers. the video is 5 minutes long and it took me about 30 seconds to download using cable.

http://www.remington.com/ammo/vid_coreloktultra.htm

enjoy!

longrifle1000

I sent an email to Remington asking them this question. I will have a response in 2-3 business days. I will post their reply when I get it.

longrifle1000

This is what Remington has to say about the subject:

Thank you for your inquiry. Each Core-Lokt bullet is designed to
mushroom – expand properly, over the range of velocities likely to occur in
the field with the cartridge that it’s used in. This means tuning the
jacket and even the hardness of the core in some cases. We actually
have bullets of different configurations for different cartridges in the
same caliber. We have a 140 grain bullet for the 264 and a different
140 for the 260. Not all of these are sold as component bullets, which
may be part of the confusion. Even though the price of copper has
nearly doubled over the past two years, we haven’t thinned out the jackets.

Slamfire

Check out the round nose corelokt on this chart:

bullet chart

Jeep4x4

They havent changed the original core lokt,they just added the core lokt ultra. Thats all I know.

Todd1700

Thanks Longrifle. That's good to know. I've always liked core-lokts and defended them against the crowd that insists you need a 35 dollar box of bullets to kill whitetails. Glad to know they haven't changed.