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Remington .30-06 Springfield 165gr Core-Lokt Tipped Ammo

Remington .30-06 Springfield 165gr Core-Lokt Tipped Ammo

Tracking 1 Dealers
Best Price
$1.75/rd
For 200 rounds shipped to OH
Quantity
Best Total Price
$349.39

Price History

Average price across all tracked dealers
$1.80/rd
↓ $0.18 (9.0%) in the last 30D
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All Remington .30-06 Springfield 165gr Core-Lokt Tipped Ammo Prices

DEALER QTY PRICE/RD
Black Basin Outdoors 200 $1.75
Black Basin Outdoors 100 $1.80
Black Basin Outdoors 20 $2.24

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All Remington .30-06 Springfield 165gr Core-Lokt Tipped Ammo Specs

Manufacturer
Remington
Caliber
.30-06 Springfield
Casing
Brass
Bullet Weight
165 grains
Projectile Type
PT
Velocity
2820 fps
Muzzle Energy
2913 ft-lbs
Ballistic Coefficient
0.447

Remington .30-06 Springfield 165gr Core-Lokt Tipped Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data

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Muzzle Velocity
2820.0 fps
Projectile Weight
165.0 gr
Ballistic Coef.
0.447 G1
Zero Range
100.0 yards

Product Overview

Remington's 165gr Core-Lokt Tipped delivers a master class in evolution done right. This round combines the time-tested Core-Lokt construction with modern polymer engineering, sending its precisely balanced projectile downrange at 2820 fps. When that translates to 2913 ft-lbs of energy on target, you're looking at the kind of numbers that turn "maybe" shots into filled tags. The polymer tip doesn't just look sharp – it actively enhances accuracy while ensuring consistent expansion across a broad range of velocities.

Drop into thick oak forests or glass across mountain meadows, and you'll appreciate why the 165-grain weight makes perfect sense. This bullet creates devastating wound channels on deer-sized game while carrying enough mass to drive through an elk's heavy shoulder. The polymer tip initiates expansion instantly on impact, while the Core-Lokt construction keeps the bullet together through bone and muscle. It's particularly effective when that buck appears at the field edge during low light, or a bull elk steps out at 300 yards in mountain winds.

What sets this load apart is its ability to handle whatever nature throws your way. Early season blacktails in coastal rainforests? Check. Late season elk in snow-covered basins? Absolutely. The controlled expansion preserves meat around the wound channel, while the retained weight ensures straight-line penetration through less-than-perfect angles. Zero your rifle at 200 yards, and you've got predictable performance from point-blank out to where your optics become the limiting factor. No need to swap loads between seasons or species – this round has you covered from September through December.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

  • Superior energy transfer at practical hunting ranges thanks to the specialized tip design and optimized velocity profile
  • Enhanced accuracy in wet conditions where standard soft points often struggle, particularly valuable during late season hunts
  • Controlled expansion system creates reliable wound channels through heavy muscle while preventing over-penetration in lighter game
  • Cuts through swirling morning thermals with minimal drift, helping maintain precision during prime hunting hours

Disadvantages

  • Tip design may experience more deflection in extremely dense brush compared to traditional soft points
  • Higher production cost pushes pricing above standard hunting ammunition
  • Requires proper barrel twist rates to achieve full accuracy potential, potentially limiting performance in older rifles