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The interlock is excellent. I used them for 10 years, 180grn 300wm.
I also used them for a few years in my 257R, 117grn.
I did try the 165grn SST, and it was the only bullet I've ever recovered from my 300wm, from both shoulders of a 10pt buck at 45yrds or so.
The Hornady custom factory loads with the interlock have been very accurate in everythhing I've shot them out of also. Great product. And after you used them for a few years in your 257R, you changed to... what? And you changed... why?Just curious.
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The Interlock is a very reliable bullet. I've seen a few come apart over the years, but only when severely stressed at closer ranges. My same feeling with the CoreLokt. Though the jacket may seperate, the lead still does it's job. Bullet disintegration is what would worry me.
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