Buy Remington Core-Lokt Ammunition 357 Magnum 180 Grain Semi-Jacket Hollow Point Box of 20 Online

Remington Core-Lokt Handgun lets every pistol and revolver hunter shoot the same ammo that has dropped more deer than any other since 1949. True Deadly Mushroom hollow point projectiles are optimized for ultimate handgun hunting on game. Nickel-plated rounds loaded with heavy-for-caliber bullets provide powerful shots and smooth, reliable cycling. Trusted Core-Lokt bullets provide superior expansion and weight retention with accurate, terminal results. Engineered for optimal penetration and fine-tuned for pistol-length barrels, Core-Lokt Handgun is ready for your next whitetail, hog, or black bear hunt. This ammunition is new production, non-corrosive, in boxer primed, reloadable nickel-plated brass cases.

Features

CLASSIC CORE-LOKT PROJECTILES: Superior expansion, high weight retention and deep penetration with a unique hollow point design
PREMIER NICKEL-PLATED CASES: Smooth, reliable, flawless function in any type of handgun or revolver
HANDGUN HUNTING APPROVED: Potent and powerful, heavy weighted caliber bullets

Specifications

Product Information

Cartridge	357 Magnum
Grain Weight	180 Grains
Quantity	20 Round
Muzzle Velocity	1080 Feet Per Second
Muzzle Energy	466 Foot Pounds
Bullet Style	Semi-Jacket Hollow Point
Bullet Brand And Model	Remington Core-Lokt
Lead Free	No
Case Type	Nickel Plated
Primer	Boxer
Corrosive	No
Reloadable	Yes
Country of Origin	United States of America

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Brand

Remington

Remington Shotguns and Other Firearms

A decade later, Remington introduced one of the most popular shotguns ever made – the Remington Model 870 “Wingmaster,” a 12 gauge pump action shotgun. They expanded into other markets during the 50s by acquiring the Mall Tool Company and adding power equipment to their product line, including chainsaws and other electric, pneumatic and gas powered tools. Through the 1960s, Remington introduced the plastic shotgun shell, the Model 1100 autoloading shotgun, and the Model 700 bolt action rifle. Remington shotgun ammo is some of the best in the business, make sure to check out our full selection Remington 12 gauge ammunition in stock and ready to ship. By the 90s, their focus was on their core community of firearms enthusiasts. Remington recently returned to manufacturing handguns with their M1911 clone chambered in .45 ACP, and their R-15 and R-25 rifles inspired by the AR-15. They have broadened their markets to include a television series, products for domestic security and their Model 887 Nitro Mag series of shotguns. However, the focus on firearms owners who demand quality continues, with an emphasis on duck hunters and three-gun shooters. Remington ammunition and firearms are as iconic as the brand is American. And curiously enough, Remington rifles are present in the national flag of Guatemala.

Remington Ammo in the 21st Century

Remington continued its diversification in the 21st Century, when it turned an eye toward surveillance and security as well as firearms and ammunition. License plate tracking technology and other surveillance tools were unveiled by the company. At the same time, Remington founded a new subsidiary, Spartan Gunworks, for the purpose of making a high-quality shotgun available at a price point just about anyone could afford, showing that they were still keeping the focus on quality firearms. A private equity firm, Cerberus Capital Management, purchased Remington in 2007. This included a lot of assumed debt, as the company did not turn a profit between the years 2003 and 2005. The company was then renamed, appropriately, the Freedom Group – which was renamed once again to the Remington Outdoor Company in 2015. After several years of profitability during the Obama Administration, the company filed for bankruptcy in March 2018. Like many firearms and ammunition manufacturers, it saw a downturn in overall sales and profitability after the election of Donald Trump to the presidency.

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