Videos tagged with Remington Core-Lokt

The M1903A4 WWII sniper rifle's accuracy is heavily dependent on ammunition quality. While vintage military loads like M2 Ball and M72 Match showed poor performance (4.313" and 6.332" groups respectively), modern Remington Core-Lokt 150gr ammunition achieved a respectable 2.960" group. The rifle itself features a pleasant action, but its historical accuracy potential is best realized with carefully selected modern ammunition.

This video announces the new Remington Core-Lokt Lever Gun ammunition line for 2025. Building on the 2022 Core-Lokt Tipped (CLT) projectile, this new line is specifically designed for lever-action rifles. The blunt-tipped projectiles are safe for tubular magazines. Initial offerings include a 180-grain load for the 360 Buckhammer, with plans to expand to calibers like .30-30 Win., .35 Rem., .45-70 Govt., .444 Marlin, and .32 Win. Bullet weights will align with Remington's existing soft-point ammunition for consistent ballistics. The description also includes a call to action to join the NRA.

This video announces a massive gun giveaway from Gun Talk Radio. Prizes include a WOOX Furiosa stock, Remington Core-Lokt ammunition, an Aimpoint Acro P-2 optic, GAIM Sport Shooting & Range Training, a Franchi Momentum Elite rifle, and a SecureIt Answer Model 8 Pro gun safe. Six winners will be chosen on September 22nd. The description also provides details on how to tune into Gun Talk Radio live and access their podcasts and apps, along with subscription information for Gun Talk TV.

This video features a lever action rifle from Henry USA chambered in .30-30 Winchester. The content focuses on plinking at a 100-yard steel target using Remington Core Lokt ammunition. The description emphasizes responsible firearm ownership and disclaims any affiliation with retailers or manufacturers. It also includes affiliate links for audio gear and an Amazon storefront.

This video showcases a new "sniper rifle" setup featuring a Remington 700 SPS Tactical chambered in .308 Winchester. The presenter is checking out the rifle and demonstrates its zeroing with a Blackhound Optics 6-24x50 FFP scope at 100 yards, using Remington Core Lokt ammunition. The description includes affiliate links for Blackhound Optics and Axil ear protection, as well as a channel membership option.

This Gun Talk Radio episode features a listener's question about the differences between Remington Core-Lokt and Federal Ballistic Tip bullets. Host Tom Gresham provides an explanation of what these bullet types are, their respective functions, and how they contrast. The description also includes information on how to tune into Gun Talk Radio live and access their podcasts and other media platforms.

This review covers the initial range experience with a Henry .45-70 lever-action rifle. The presenter, an experienced shooter, evaluates the rifle's features, including its walnut stock, brass receiver, and big loop lever. He tests two types of ammunition, Remington Core-Lokt and Barnes Vor-TX, at various distances, providing feedback on recoil, accuracy, and overall shooting feel. The rifle is noted for its aesthetic appeal and reliable function.

This YouTube video provides a direct comparison between two types of Remington Core-Lokt .308 hunting ammunition: Tipped and Pointed Soft Point. The analysis includes ballistic gel testing, chronograph measurements, and accuracy assessments. The video aims to determine if the premium price of the tipped ammunition is justified by its performance, especially in the context of ammunition shortages. The presenter emphasizes that all shooting is conducted responsibly on a private range.