Remington Ammo

We see nothing but potential when we see a case of Remington’s Range series 9mm ammunition. Here is exactly the stuff anyone needs to seriously work on their aim – or just idle away the time at the good old backyard plinking gallery. And while this ammo’s non-expanding bullets are not designed for self-defense or hunting applications, any squirrel is going to be in pretty bad shape after a close encounter with an FMJ!

This cartridge features a 115 grain bullet, loaded to a supersonic muzzle velocity of 1,145 fps so it can supply sufficient chamber pressure to cycle a semi-auto before proceeding to deliver a satisfyingly flat trajectory. This is American-made ammo, and that means its round nose FMJ bullets contain zero steel and cannot attract a magnet.

Remington outfits their target ammo with reliable and non-corrosive Boxer primers, as well as powder which is formulated to minimize residue buildup. Keep this ammo’s brass cases – they’re fresh out of the factory and certain to prove of value at the reloading bench. One case is divvied up among four 250-round boxes, so it’s easy to pack all the ammo you need to get down and dirty with some serious target practice!

Forget about wimpy little 50-round boxes of 9mm ammo. A real target shooter like you needs an extra zero to really get down and dirty at the pistol range. Remington knows this better than anyone, which is why their jumbo pack harbors a colossal 500 rounds of 9mm!

Remington’s Range label ammo is intended for exactly the kinds of applications you expect: plinking, target shooting, tactical training exercises, and anything else where a bullet that is capable of terminal expansion would provide zero practical advantages. The non-expanding, cost-effective and nonmagnetic 115 grain full metal jacket bullet has a rigid gilding metal jacket drawn over its solid lead core, so it’ll enter a semi-auto’s chamber without hesitation.

This ammo features Remington’s classic Kleanbore primers. They’re hot-burning and formulated to promote cleaner performance, which’ll help your handgun remain more accurate in between cleanings. Remington’s precision-drawn cases, which chamber neatly, also assure consistent accuracy. Doesn’t hurt that they’re also reloadable!

Remington doesn’t advertise their Gun Club series 12 Gauge target loads as low-recoil, but you’re sure to appreciate just how gently these shells kick. That’s because they’re loaded with lighter one-ounce payloads of shot, as well as powder charges that produce a moderate muzzle velocity of 1,185 fps. Remington’s famous Power Piston wad, which features a collapsing midsection, does even more to help spare your shoulder from heavy recoil!

This shell features Remington’s Gun Club grade #8 shot. The tiny pellets are ideal for snapping fast and distant clays out of existence, and because they are made of chilled lead they excel at avoiding deformation during ignition. That promotes a narrower and overall more effective pattern!

This ammo’s STS primers burn extra hot to ensure maximum powder burn and minimal barrel fouling. Its low-brass hulls remain smooth-cycling even after you have performed handloading magic on them. Order the whole case and look forward to punishing clays real soon, because we ship faster than anyone else in the biz!

Shoot and save with this affordable .38 Special range ammunition from Remington UMC. These cartridges are perfect for high volume outdoor use and produce gentle recoil and good accuracy.

Each cartridge in this bulk priced case of 500 fires a heavy 158 grain lead round nose bullet at 755 feet per second. As with all .38 Special cartridges, these rounds can be used in a .357 Magnum revolver as a light-kicking, low-cost alternative.

Remington UMC ammo uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers. Note that this particular load fires lead nosed bullets, which may not be allowed at all shooting ranges.

This 500 round bulk pack of .45 ACP is the perfect way to stock up in preparation for the next few IDPA matches, an upcoming CCW class, or an unforeseen "rainy day" scenario. UMC ammunition from Remington is manufactured in Lonoke, Arkansas using high quality components including brand new reloadable brass casings and clean-igniting "Kleanbore" primers. UMC ammo is a common feature on gun store shelves which is intended to provide shooters with a dependable plinking option at an economical price.

These .45 Auto rounds use 230 grain metal case (MC) projectiles which provide smooth recoil and reliable cycling in the widest variety of full size handguns. MC bullets use the same shape and format as the more recognizable "Full Metal Jacket" label and can be expect to feed and perform well in almost every pistol.

This 38 Special cartridge is from Remington’s UMC division. They specialize in making only a select few types of popular rounds, so they’re able to sell in the quantities that allow them to keep their customers’ prices low. This round has got the metal case projectile for which UMC is so well-known -- it’s functionally no different from a full metal jacket, and accordingly prevents bore fouling while keeping feeding smooth in a semi-automatic weapon.

This round has got Remington’s Kleanbore primer. Your pistol’s bore will be much better off in the long run for having been exposed to so clean burning a primer, and that it’s non-corrosive means you can confidently set this case of ammo aside for a very long time. This round has also got the kind of quality brass casing that reloading enthusiasts covet.

It’s worth noting that these 1,000 rounds of ammo are split up among only four boxes. That makes things a little more convenient while you’re carrying all of your gear to the range, having to bring only one box rather than several. A big box is also very handy for storing reloads in.

This 38 Special cartridge from Remington’s UMC line of ammunition sports a 130 grain metal case projectile. Tell your friends that you’re shooting so exotically named a bullet and you’ll surely win admiration from some of them. The ones who know that a metal case is 100 percent analogous to a vanilla full metal jacket will be somewhat less impressed, however. Regardless, a metal case bullet is perfect for the range owing to its affordability, ability to stave off bore leading, and tendency to plow through most types of targets -- even the more obstinate ones used for plinking.

UMC ammo features Remignton’s own Kleanbore primer. It burns hot to do a good job of igniting as much of the propellant simultaneously as it’s able, and also burns clean to keep your pistol’s bore in better shape before you can get around to cleaning it. The 38 Special is a popular caliber with handloaders, so even if you don’t reload yourself you should save these rounds’ brass casings for someone who does.

The 20 gauge has been around for decades and although it is not the most popular shotgun, it remains one of the best, able to take down game and smash targets at the range.

Since 1816, Remington has been manufacturing high quality ammunition and firearms and still manufactures both in the USA. With these Remington Gun Club Target Loads you are set to smash clay birds at the range. Each hull measures 2-3/4" in length and carries a 7/8 ounce payload of reliable 7.5 shot. You can expect to see muzzle velocities around 1200 feet per second with these target loads.

These 10mm ammo from Remington uses a metal case that ensures reliable feeding and less fouling. This means you’ll be able to go through more rounds during your training and practice periods. The rounds not only have world-class bullets, they also use clean-shooting primers and factory-fresh brass cases. Loaded with 180-grain bullets, these rounds are a great choice for range use and in this 500-round package, you'll get 10 boxes with each containing 50 cartridges that are ready for trigger time.

Since 1816, Remington has been a leader in the world of ammunition. With excellent products for hunters, target shooters, law enforcement officials, and anyone concerned with self defense, Remington is trusted by gun owners all across the country. They not only have superior cartridges, they also create top-quality rifles, shotguns, and handguns.

The 10mm Auto is a handgun cartridge that was developed in 1983 and was used extensively by law enforcement agencies until the early 1990’s. Although it was mostly replaced by the .40 S&W, the 10mm Auto remains a popular choice for hunting, self defense, and target shooting, thanks largely to its outstanding power and terminal performance. It’s even used by a few elite law enforcement agencies to this day.

Practice with your concealed carry handgun and this 500 round case of .32 ACP ammunition from Remington UMC. These rounds are reliable, inexpensive, and accurate.

Each round in this case fires a 71 grain full metal jacket ("metal case" in Remington jargon) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 905 feet per second.

This ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Attractively priced and innovatively engineered, Remington ensures this 25 ACP ammo will deliver outstanding performance. This UMC handgun ammo is loaded with metal cased bullets (UMC's name for FMJ) and are Boxer-primed. These 500 rounds are perfect for taking to the range to practice with your favorite handgun.

All UMC handgun ammo is produced in Lonoke, Arkansas with the highest quality brass and clean-shooting Kleanbore primers. The method of production results in some of the highest performing ammo on the market for a price hard to beat. When it comes to your handgun needs, shop UMC.

This .38 Special ammunition from Remington UMC is a cost-effective range load suitable for both indoor and outdoor target shooting. Each box contains 50 cartridges.

A relatively light target load, these rounds fire a medium weight 130 grain full metal jacket ("metal case" in Remington jargon) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 790 feet per second. Like most .38 Special ammo, these cartridges can be safely fired in .357 Magnum revolvers as a low-recoil, low-cost alternative to the magnum round.

Remington ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

Target shooters looking for a cost-effective, accurate, and light-kicking load for their revolvers will find much to like in this .38 Special ammunition from Remington UMC.

These cartridges fire a 158 grain lead round nose bullet at 755 feet per second, producing relatively low recoil and excellent short-range performance. Note that lead nosed bullets may not be suitable for all ranges.

Remington UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammo is made in the USA using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

These 10mm rounds from Remington give you the performance and reliability you expect at the range. The clean-shooting rounds are excellent for training, as the 180-grain bullet with a metal case allows you to go through many rounds with less fouling in the barrel. When it comes to value, few 10mm Auto bullets can deliver like Remington’s UMC cartridges. Order a few of these 50-round boxes and you’ll be all set for a day at the range.

For over 200 years, Remington has been a top name in ammunition, creating options for handguns, rifles, and shotguns of nearly every variety.

The 10mm Auto was a precursor to the .40 S&W handgun round, which is used extensively by law enforcement agencies, both on a local and national level. While it was decommissioned by many organizations when the .40 S&W became available, the 10mm Auto maintains a popular following, thanks in large part to its excellent power and reliable bullet speed.

An excellent choice if you're in search of a great 45 ACP (Auto) round for home defense, plinking at the range. This New Remington ammo comes loaded with a 230 Grain Jacketed Hollow-Point (JHP) along with a Boxer primer that's loaded in a Brass case. With this package, you'll receive 500 rounds ready to fire. Plus, you know it'll come fast from our warehouse to your door because we know shooting ammo is a lot more fun than looking at it online or waiting on delivery!

The 32 ACP was developed in 1899 by Fabrique National and was one of the first blowback pistol designs. As soon as it was released, it spread all across America and Europe and was one of the most popular handgun rounds in Europe for ages, even to the point of being used as James Bond's sidearm. Fantastic for self defense and range training with its low recoil, great accuracy, and fantastic results, this round is just what you need.

Since 1816, Remington has been putting out some of the best ammunition in the world, perfect for all your shooting needs. As the oldest ammunition and firearms manufacturer in the United States, Remington is more respected and loved than almost any other manufacturer. These 71 grain, full metal jacket, brass cased, boxer primed rounds fire at 905 feet per second with fantastic accuracy and reliability, giving you exactly what you need for practicing your shooting skills at the range.

Single boxes of 40 S&W self-defense ammunition are so last week. What you need is this 25-box case of 40 S&W. You will have enough ammo to train with, and you won’t have to scramble if there’s ever another ammo shortage!

This isn’t just any 40 S&W, either. This is Remington’s HTP line of ammunition, loaded with fearsome jacketed hollow points that are designed to double in diameter before they stop digging through soft tissue. And they penetrate to the ideal depth as well, as the JHPs’ jackets and cores resist splintering apart during high-velocity impact!

This round’s bullet achieves a muzzle energy of 412 ft lbs: ~33% more than the minimum recommended for personal protection. Even if some external factor interferes with the JHP’s ability to expand, the 40 S&W’s raw, innate power will have your back.

Remington’s Kleanbore primer features a unique tripod anvil, which effectively increases the diameter of its “sweet spot.” That’s why even subpar firing pin performance is enough to ignite HTP ammo! And if you prefer your ammo to be reloadable and American-made, then you’ll have no issues with Remington’s best!

Owners of .38 S&W revolvers will enjoy the dependable accuracy of this .38 Smith & Wesson ammo from Remington's Performance Wheel Gun series. This ammunition can be used for simple target shooting as well as cowboy action matches. It uses a light kicking powder charge that enables the user to recover more quickly between shots. This promotes rapid, accurate fire at close range.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a 146 grain lead round nose bullet at a muzzle velocity of 668 feet per second. Note that lead nosed bullets may not be allowed at some indoor ranges. Conversely, these projectiles are ideal for shooting steel targets!

Remington Performance Wheel Gun ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using non corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. Established in the early 19th century, Remington is one of only a few companies making both arms and ammunition in-house.

Remington produces some of the best shotgun loads in the world and these 2-3/4" 12 Gauge rounds are no exception. In this 25 round package, you'll be set for your next trip with your 12 Gauge shotgun. Loaded with Steel shot, these are New rounds that promise reliable firing round after round.

Looking to give your concealed carry revolver a little extra punch? Give it Remington’s HTP label 38 Special +P ammunition, which accelerates its bullet to a muzzle velocity of 945 fps. At close range you’ll be certain to inflict more than the minimum 220 ft lbs of energy recommended for self-defense.

This round’s 125 grain SJHP bullet uses its energy very effectively. The jacketed hollow point’s semi-jacket is still complete enough to ensure deep penetration, and it helps to make certain terminal expansion spreads out across a uniform plane. The bullet’s nose cavity is engineered to deliver up to double diameter expansion – a wide wound channel, in addition to a deep one!

Remington selects their best brass cases, non-corrosive Kleanbore primers and clean-burning propellant for their HTP loads. This ammo is only suitable for firearms that are rated for +P, but it should run just fine through lever-action Henry rifles as well in case you’d like to do a little hunting.

This .357 SIG ammunition from Remington UMC is a cost-effective range load suitable for all your target training needs.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a 125 grain full metal jacket ("metal case" in Remington parlance) bullet at a high muzzle velocity of 1,350 feet per second, delivering the flat trajectories and good accuracy typical of this caliber.

Remington UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. The Lonoke facility has operated since 1970, but UMC itself has existed since the Civil War era.

The green and white box of Remington's classic UMC line is frequently recognized by experienced shooters as a source of affordable, dependable, and consistently performing ammunition. Remington designed the UMC line for accessibility but still stokes it with high-grade components such as their non-corrosive Kleanbore primers which leave very little residue in your revolvers action. For this .357 load, the primer is set into the base of a reloadable brass casing which contains a uniform measure of powder and is capped off with a jacketed soft point (JSP) projectile.

At 125 grains, the JSP is on the lighter side for the .357 Magnum caliber and lends itself to relatively light recoil which can be important when firing appropriately chambered J-Frames or the Kimber K6s. A pronounced, exposed lead tip promotes threat-stopping expansion during entry while a flat nose surface helps to create a larger entry wound upon impact. The flattened nose also makes these rounds safe for use in the magazine tube of a lever-action rifle for short range varmint hunting. A toothed cannelure fastens the bullet's copper jacket to its lead core in order to preserve momentum and also prevents jostling and accuracy loss under recoil.

Remington Performance WheelGun 357 Magnum ammunition is the perfect way to shoot targets. Whether your particular firearm is a revolver, a semi-auto (like the Coonan), or a lever-action, then it’s going to love tearing through these American-made rounds!

This cartridge features Remington’s 158 grain lead semi-wadcutter. Like a traditional wadcutter, the LSWC’s flat nose profile lets it carve a very clean hole through a sheet of paper. Unlike a traditional wadcutter, this bullet features a ballistically efficient tapering profile which would also help it feed more efficiently from a magazine. The LSWC is also safe for rifles, as its broad tip cannot accidentally ignite the primer it butts up against in a tubular magazine.

This round’s pure lead bullet has the supporting components it needs to deliver consistent ballistics. That includes Remington’s top shelf brass, which slides effortlessly in and out of a chamber, as well as their sensitive and rust-proof Kleanbore primer.

20 rounds of Remington 380 Auto (ACP) ammo that'll have your gun firing for a while and your face smiling for even longer! The Boxer primer, 102 Grain Jacketed Hollow-Point (JHP) bullet and Nickel-Plated Brass cases on these New rounds make for the perfect companion for home defense. Pick up some rounds today and you'll get fast shipping along with Widener's world class service.

Since 1939, Remington's Core-Lokt line of ammunition has helped put venison on the table. These .30-06 Springfield cartridges are a great choice for a variety of mid to large size game, delivering strong accuracy and excellent terminal performance even at extended ranges.

Each cartridge in this case of 200 fires a heavy 180 grain soft point bullet at 2,700 feet per second. As the name suggests, Core-Lokt projectiles have a locking ring that keeps the jacket and the core together for maximum energy transfer to the target and minimal risk of core-jacket separation.

Remington ammo is made in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Do you want to stamp true cloverleafs into your target? Then you’d better fire ammunition that was made for the job! Remington loads this 223 Rem cartridge with Sierra’s 77 grain MatchKing so you can squeeze the best accuracy out of your rifle yet!

The MatchKing is an extremely high-quality hollow point boat tail projectile. Unlike a pistol cartridge’s JHP, the BTHP’s nose cavity is not meant to deliver terminal expansion inside game. Instead it allowed Sierra to pour liquid lead into the MatchKing’s thin and concentric jacket, thus creating a uniform and flawless core. Together the MatchKing’s ballistic jacket profile and boat tail both minimize drag to the greatest extent possible. Its exceptionally heavy 77 grain weight also helps the MatchKing to retain momentum which prevents gentle breezes from blowing it very far off of its intended trajectory.

Remington’s highest-quality brass case and match primer tie the whole package together. So long as you’re using the recommended 1:6", 1:7" or 1:8" rate of twist for a 77 grain projectile, you can expect this ammo’s flat trajectories to retain supersonic velocity well past the 800-yard line!

This 45 Long Colt cartridge by Remington is adorned with a 250 grain projectile, which is within the weight range that the round’s design originally called for. A “vanilla” projectile in a sense, the lead round nose bullet is exceedingly affordable to manufacture owing both to its shape and its material’s cost. (At under a dollar a pound, lead is very accessible priced for those getting into metal investing -- the only downside is that you’ll need an area the side of a football stadium to store it all in.) This bullet’s profile permits it to deliver superior impact energy as well as penetrate a variety of targets.

Remington’s Performance WheelGun line of ammunition is optimized for use in revolvers, and features Kleanbore primers which will neither corrode nor rust your heirloom pistol’s barrel. This round’s high quality brass casing is durable enough to withstand several reloadings, making these 50 rounds as practical at the range as they are at the reloading bench.

This versatile .223 Remington load will serve well in AR-15s and other .223/5.56 NATO rifles in sporting, hunting, and defensive capacities.

Each round in this case of 200 fires a 55 grain pointed soft point bullet. The high velocity of the cartridge greatly enhances the expansion potential of the soft point projectile, making this ammo an excellent choice for hunting varmints and small to midsize game.

Remington ammunition is produced in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

When a trophy is on the line, count on Remington Premier Match to deliver. These .223 Remington cartridges are designed to be as accurate as you are and feature Sierra MatchKing bullets. MatchKings are a favorite among many champion shooters due to their superb production quality and aerodynamic design.

Each cartridge in this box of 20 fires a 69 grain version of the MatchKing at a muzzle velocity of 3,000 feet per second. This above-average velocity increases recoil slightly but delivers flatter trajectories and improved long-range performance in return.

Remington Premier Match ammo is made in the USA and uses non-corrosive primers and brass cases.

As the name indicates, Remington Core-Lokt ammunition is distinguished by its locked jacket bullets. These bullets are designed not to separate from the lead core as the projectile strikes a deer or other animals, ensuring that maximum energy transfer occurs for a clean kill.

Each round in this box of 20 fires a 150 grain soft point bullet at 2,910 feet per second. These specs provide balanced penetration and expansion and work well for taking whitetails and other midsize game at long range. The soft point design delivers excellent power without heavy fragmentation, preserving edible meat for later use.

Remington ammo is loaded in the USA using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

The 223 Remington is one of the most popular rifle cartridges in America. With its light weight, low recoil, high accuracy, and affordable ammo price, the 223 Rem is great for several shooting applications. If you need a round for hunting, getting rid of varmints, match shooting, or range training, the 223 Rem has got you covered.

Since 1816, Remington has been manufacturing some of the best ammunition and firearms to the United States and the world. When you want high quality ammunition from an all American manufacturer, Remington is the way to go. Firing at 3240 feet per second, these 55 grain, pointed soft point rounds are great for hunting applications. Each PSP projectile is loaded into a boxer primed brass case that is reloadable.

Remington Core-Lokt ammunition is a tried and true taker of many game animals including deer and boar. This .30-06 Springfield version is an excellent choice for extended-range hunting due to its accuracy and strong terminal ballistics.

Each round in this case of 200 fires a 150 grain soft point bullet at 2,910 feet per second. Core-Lokt soft points have a mechanically locked jacket that resists separation so that the entire projectile mushrooms as a single mass; this provides optimal energy transfer and the best chance of bringing down the animal.

Remington ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

An excellent 12 Gauge load manufactured by Remington that promises excellent performance and reliable feeding/extraction round after round. These are new 3" shells loaded with Lead shot, you'll have 10 rounds ready for your next turkey hunting.

With the power of the 7.62, the speed of the 5.56, and the versatility of the AR-15, the 300 AAC Blackout ammo crushes its competitors in innovation. However, the effective range is lowered and it doesn't work in regular AR-15s. If these minor problems are no match for you, then you should try out these open tip flat base rounds. With 16.7% more energy at 300 yards and equipped for a silencer, you can't go wrong with these phenomenal rounds.

Buying Remington ammo should be a no brainer. For decades upon decades, they have provided America with reliable and accurate ammo. These Remington UMC OTFB bullets are enclosed in brass casings equipped with Boxer primers. With crushing power and the reliability of Remington, you will be thrilled with these rounds.

Gear up for deer season with this .308 Winchester ammunition from Remington's Core-Lokt series. These cartridges fire soft point bullets with a mechanically locked core and jacket for reliable mushrooming and minimal risk of core-jacket separation.

Each cartridge in this 20-round box propels a 150 grain projectile to 2,820 feet per second. This results in external ballistics comparable to those of M80 ball, a plus if you also use your hunting rifle at the range.

Remington ammunition is made in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass.

This is a great round for hunting whitetail deer. From Remington, this 30-06 ammunition is New with a Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) 125 Grain bullet. You'll get 20 rounds of Brass cased ammo that's ready for your next trip out to shoot. Like every round for sale, we stand behind this ammo and have your back so rest assured you're not only getting a good deal, you're getting the peace of mind that comes along with a trusted supplier.

Whether you're breathing life back into a classic Lee Enfield or putting a hunting rifle through its paces, this .303 British ammo from Remington's UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) series is a solid choice. UMC loads are primarily designed for target shooting and use economical but accurate non-expanding projectiles.

Each cartridge in this box of 20 fires a 174 grain metal case (Remington's term for full metal jacket) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,475 feet per second. This ammunition produces the excellent long range accuracy that the .303 Brit is known for while delivering realistic levels of felt recoil.

Remington ammo is made in Lonoke, Arkansas using non corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass. In business since the early 19th century, Remington is one of the few companies in the US still manufacturing both arms and ammunition. The UMC brand traces its roots back to the Civil War and was one of the first to offer cased cartridges.

Reliable, accurate and destructive. That’s what Remington’s HTP line of ammunition stands for – even if the initials do technically stand for High Terminal Performance!

This is a premium cartridge. Remington’s straight-walled brass cases are strong, uniform in diameter and footed with concentric rims to create the optimal chambering depth. Big Green’s classic Kleanbore primers are at once incredibly dependable and non-corrosive, and their propellant charges are loaded nice and evenly to treat you to steady recoil and ballistics.

This round’s 158 grain bullet shatters the speed of sound upon exiting the muzzle. Impact alone will overwhelm the threat, but the SJHP spells out an even worse story during penetration. That’s when its nose cavity fills with soft tissue until it has unleashed double-diameter expansion, thus carving out a cavernous wound channel. The SJHP’s semi-jacket helps to keep a barrel cleaner by limiting its exposure to lead residue, and also fortifies the bullet for assured deep penetration. A flat nose profile makes this round’s bullet compatible with lever rifles as well!

The 30 Carbine has been around since World War Two when it was invented to give soldiers at the back of the battle line a more accurate round with farther range than the regularly issued sidearm. Today, the 30 Carbine is an incredibly fun round to shoot with little recoil and fantastic power, making it great for hunting, self defense, and training at the range.

Since 1816, Remington has created some of America's best ammunition and firearms and remains the oldest guns and ammo manufacturer in the United States. These Remington Express, 110 grain, brass cased, boxer primed, soft point rounds fire at 1990 feet per second, flying with great accuracy and hitting with fantastic expansion, perfect for helping you take out deer on your next hunting trip.

Do you want to truly test your 30-06 Springfield rifle’s accuracy the next time you go hunting? Choose Remington Core-Lokt Tipped! This round’s 180 grain projectile features Remington’s own Big Green Polymer Tip, as well as the jacket concentricity and rearward adjusted center of gravity requisite for exemplary in-flight rotational stability. Once the bullet reaches its advertised muzzle velocity of 2,745 fps, its 0.480 G1 ballistic coefficient will carry it at supersonic velocity until approximately 1,150 yards!

The Core-Lokt Tipped is not merely match accurate. Thanks to its jacket, which is quite literally locked to its core, it withstands high-velocity impact without undergoing excessive fragmentation. That promotes the weight retention and resultant conservation of momentum requisite for a lethally deep wound channel. The Core-Lokt Tipped bullet’s tapered jacket and tip work in tandem to deliver massive expansion that drops game deader than a county fair goldfish in November.

This round’s flat-shooting and death-dealing projectile is seated in a premium polished brass case, complete with Remington’s perfectly matched Boxer primer and clean-burning powder to take care of reliable ignition. Ten boxes per case, with fast shipping thanks to your diligent friends at Widener’s!

Remington’s Core-Lokt Tipped projectile still has the original Core-Lokt’s mechanically anchored core and jacket, and it accordingly plunges deeply into a quarry’s vital organs. But this 308 Win round’s updated 165 grain bullet provides better ballistic and terminal performance than a traditional soft point ever could!

The Core-Lokt Tipped bullet exhibits a 0.447 G1 ballistic coefficient courtesy of its aerodynamic polymer tip, fine-tuned jacket geometry, rearward adjusted center of mass and low-drag boat tail. The polymer tip actually conceals a deep hollow point nose cavity, which it drives into during penetration in order to commence deadly terminal expansion. The anchored jacket makes that terminal performance even more effective by controlling fast yet uniform expansion over a broad range of impact velocities!

This round’s match accurate and exceedingly devastating polymer tipped projectile is neatly seated in a factory fresh polished brass case, with a carefully matched primer and powder charge that together ensure consistent muzzle velocity and recoil impulse. One of the final words on 308 hunting ammo!

Remington’s Core-Lokt has long been hailed as the pinnacle of soft point hunting bullets. The old American ammo maker has made their bullet even more accurate and effective at anchoring game dead in its tracks by adding a big green polymer tip to the Core-Lokt!

This 30-06 round’s 150 grain polymer tipped bullet delivers greater accuracy than a soft point ever could. Its sharp nose profile, aerodynamic geometry and rear-situated center of gravity all work together to decrease drag and enhance stability. Its 0.415 G1 ballistic coefficient gives this bullet a remarkably flat trajectory and superior resistance to wind drift – as well as the ability to transfer massive energy to its target at several hundred yards.

The Core-Lokt Tipped bullet’s copper jacket is embedded in its core, thus keeping the two components from separating throughout high-velocity penetration. As the bullet tunnels deeply through sinuous muscle tissue, its polymer tip plows into its core and jacket to create fast and enormous expansion.

This ammo’s brass, primers and powder are all match-grade, rigorously inspected and carefully assembled to ensure consistent in-flight and terminal ballistics. The next buck you encounter hasn’t got a chance!

Remington’s Core-Lokt is one of the most successful name brand soft point bullets ever to hit the market. But Remington doesn’t rest on their laurels – they innovate. That’s why they’ve made the Core-Lokt even better by enhancing it with a multi-talented polymer tip!

This 308 Win hunting cartridge is loaded with the Core-Lokt Tipped. Its signature tip creates an extremely aerodynamic meplat, which gives way to a sleek copper jacket and finally ends in a boat tail. The perfectly balanced bullet boasts a high ballistic coefficient for a 150 grain .30 cal bullet: 0.415, which means it’s able to cut a flat trajectory through the air and still retain over 1,000 ft lbs of whitetail-pummeling kinetic energy at 550 yards!

The Core-Lokt Tipped hasn’t done away with its predecessor’s jacket ring, which keeps its jacket and core from separating apart following impact. That’s the secret to the bullet’s outstanding weight retention, which conserves the momentum a deep wound channel can’t come into existence without. And once the Core-Lokt Tipped’s tip plunges all the way down into its core’s nose cavity, it proceeds to commence the devastating terminal expansion which puts a fast end to the hunt.

Remington’s premium polished brass case, Boxer-primer and specially formulated propellant complete so effective a hunting a bullet. Made in the USA, of course, because this is Remington we’re talking about!

The .270 Winchester is one of the most popular rounds for medium-sized game such as deer and black bear, and if you use this cartridge for your adventures, make sure you have a cartridge that delivers both accuracy and terminal performance. With this box, you’ll have 20-rounds of Remington’s Core-Lokt ammunition, a popular brand for hunting.

The 150-grain Core-Lokt bullets in these cartridges gives you a soft-point tip with a sturdy jacket. You’ll have expansion and penetration, allowing you to take the most effective shots while hunting. The bullet exits the muzzle with a velocity of 2,850 feet per second and maintains a speed of 1,886 feet per second after 300 yards.

Remington is well-known for their rifles, but they also make some of the finest ammunition in the world. For hunters who want the most precise and effective cartridges, Remington is a trusted name.

270 Winchester ammo complete with Brass cases and a Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) projectile. Manufactured by Remington to the highest of standards with a Boxer primer and 130 Grain bullet, the quality components come together and add up to a round that's great for hunting whitetail deer. You'll get 20 rounds shipped fast when you order this today.

Remington’s Core-Lokt Tipped line of ammunition takes everything you already love about the Core-Lokt and makes it even better! This 308 Win cartridge’s 180 grain projectile still has that mechanically locked together core and jacket which assures effectually deep penetration. Its accuracy and terminal ballistics are just a whole lot better than a soft point could ever provide!

This round’s Core-Lokt Tipped projectile is engineered for match accuracy. It stirs up extremely little drag as it whizzes downrange thanks not just to its streamlined polymer tip, but also its balanced center of gravity and ballistically efficient boat tail base. Once the heavyweight bullet clears muzzle at a rate of 2,640 fps, its 0.480 G1 ballistic coefficient ensures that it hugs a level trajectory and retains at least 1,500 ft lbs of energy until it reaches 410 yards. It delivers over 1,000 ft lbs of whitetail-walloping energy well beyond 600 yards!

The deep-penetrating Core-Lokt Tipped features a jacket that is thin around its tip and becomes thicker toward its base. Its polymer tip is also poised over a deep hollow point nose cavity, which it slides down into before finally connecting with the core. This is how the high-tech bullet produces such uniformly rapid and wide terminal expansion – even at surprisingly low velocities.

Remington loads their Core-Lokt Tipped series ammunition in the USA with smooth polished brass cases, as well as the meticulously paired Boxer-primers and low-fouling propellant charges which ensure clockwork performance out of any hunting rifle.

Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) ammo that's as ready as you are for hunting big game, hunting whitetail deer. Made by Remington, this 300 Winchester Magnum ammunition is Brass-cased, Boxer-primed with a 150 Grain bullet. These are trusted New rounds so sleep easy knowing you're picking up 20 rounds of 300 Winchester Magnum that promises reliable feeding and extraction shot after shot.

With this box of 20 rounds for your .30-30 rifle, you’ll be ready for a day of effective hunting. These soft point bullets give you plenty of speed and velocity, as well as outstanding expansion at the target. For all of your medium-game hunting, including whitetail deer, black bear, or elk, these .30-30 cartridges are a smart choice.

You can count on these 150-grain rounds to give you plenty of speed and energy. They have a muzzle velocity of 2,390 feet per second, ensuring you have enough speed for accuracy and terminal performance. Even at 200 yards, these bullets have a velocity over 1,600 feet per second. With a tapered copper jacket and solid lead core, Remington’s Core-Lokt brand is one of the most trusted bullet designs in hunting.

If you want a cartridge that delivers consistency and performance, you can find the rounds you need from Remington, one of the most historic names in ammunition and firearms.

The 7mm Remington Magnum was developed in 1962, the year before President Kennedy was assassinated, based off of the incredibly powerful 375 H&H Magnum, one of the most powerful rounds in the world. When you want to take down big game from a long range, the 7mm Rem Mag is the round for you. With phenomenal range, incredible accuracy, and superb power, this round can take down deer, elk, and more.

Remington has been around since 1816 and is the oldest, most trusted firearms and ammunition manufacturer in the world. If you want something incredibly reliable, anything from Remington is an amazing way to go. With these Remington Core-Lokt, 175 grain, pointed soft point rounds, you get expansion to nearly double the size of the bullet and massive energy release, letting you take down any deer of your choice. Firing at 2860 feet per second, you have some of the best hunting rounds on the market right here, perfect for you long range, big game hunting feats.