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1) If you had to choose one source of low-cost factory ammo that would serve for all of your hunting needs for the next 5 years, which would you choose? And I'm thinking here of Remington Core-lokt, Winchester Super-X and Federal Power Shok.

2) If you had to choose one cup and core bullet for all of your handloading from antelope to elk, which one would it be?


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Rem Core-Lokt for me and the Fusion ammo is my absolute favorite if its considered "low cost"

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1.) Which ever of the three shot best in my rifle. I'm shooting the Federals now and have a bunch of Core-Lokts in waiting.

2.) Again which ever of the above shot best. You can get all three as components. The Federal being a Speer bullet.

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Originally Posted by czech1022
1) If you had to choose one source of low-cost factory ammo that would serve for all of your hunting needs for the next 5 years, which would you choose? And I'm thinking here of Remington Core-lokt, Winchester Super-X and Federal Power Shok.

2) If you had to choose one cup and core bullet for all of your handloading from antelope to elk, which one would it be?


(1) I would probably start with Federal Blue-box. Fusion is also very good.

(2) I'd start by looking at the Hornady Interlok.

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If I could no longer reload and had to pick a low cost factory load it would be Federal Fusion

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winchester power point

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1. No more shooting for me.

2. Hornady Interlock.


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Originally Posted by Vic_in_Va
Originally Posted by czech1022
1) If you had to choose one source of low-cost factory ammo that would serve for all of your hunting needs for the next 5 years, which would you choose? And I'm thinking here of Remington Core-lokt, Winchester Super-X and Federal Power Shok.

2) If you had to choose one cup and core bullet for all of your handloading from antelope to elk, which one would it be?


(1) I would probably start with Federal Blue-box. Fusion is also very good.

(2) I'd start by looking at the Hornady Interlok.


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1) Probably go with cor-lokts but wouldn't really matter as long as they shot well.

2) I have a soft spot for Sierras and the one bullet would probably be a 180 SGK out of my 30/06.

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Remington Core -lokts for factory and Sierras for cup and core...


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Ive used corelokt,powerpoints,and fusions all with great success. I prefer the fusions followd closely by powerpoints


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Federal blue box.

Hornady Interlock.

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1/. Not real sure.

2/. Hornady Interlock with the flat base.

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Originally Posted by outlawlineman
Remington Core -lokts for factory and Sierras for cup and core...


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1. Federal Blue Box

2. Hornady Interlock Flatbase

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Remington Core -lokts

Hornady Interlock


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Originally Posted by AMRA
Remington Core -lokts

Hornady Interlock


Ditto....


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Federal Fusion or blue box & Hornady flatbase Interloks

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1: WW Power Points, I've never seen one come apart

2: Sierra HPBT GameKings if available in the caliber I wanted, Hornady Interlocks otherwise.

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I bought 100 rounds of Norma Oryx .308 Win/180 gr a few years back at $10 a box of 20. I think Norma discontinued the particular bullet, don't know if you can still find it.

Second question is Hornady Spire Point (under the name of the day...

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