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Does anyone have a source for these bullets? I've had no luck finding them. I have some Hornadys but Remingtons are my bullet of choice for my Marlin 336. Thanks for your help, Tom
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They are my favorites also.
Hope we both get some help here at the Fire, and welcome to it.
Steve
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Midway has all you want. powdr
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"Dear Lord, save me from Your followers"
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As of yesterday @ 2:oo PM Midway had none and no back orders, thanks anyway.
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Seems Remington does not like to market bullets either, ignoring the sales potential there as well.
Bulk corelokts should be sold everywhere.
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Cabela's carries a lot of corelokts usually.
Dog I rescued in January ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/yYDjsxrQ/IMG-0124.jpg)
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Just back-ordered 3 boxes from Brownell's.
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I see the pointy Remingtons from time to time. In today's classifieds in fact. But the RNs are SCARCE. I am about to try the Sierra 200 (because I have not seen the RN Core-lockts in years). The Sierra 200RN is, I believe the only bullet I have not tried in the 35 Whelen. They were all pretty much 1.5 MOA (the 225 Sierras were one 50 caliber hole for 5 shots @100 yards).
Watch 'Yer Topknot!
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Been looking also as I've been shooting my 358 Norma more lately and A-Frames are expensive. Someone give us a heads up if they are available somewhere.
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I'd be thinking that a 200gr in a 358NM would be a varmint bullet in your neck of the woods. 
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