Remington Ammo
Remington: More than 200 Years Strong
Remington is America’s oldest gunmaker—with more than 200 years of firearm innovation—but it’s also been in the ammunition business since 1912. Its enviable name recognition wasn’t built on marketing hype or social media trends, either. That asset is a byproduct of a forward-thinking gene in the corporate DNA, one instilled at the very beginning that helps it innovate and survive and thrive through seemingly overwhelming challenges.
Remington Arms, the official name of the manufacturer of firearms and ammunition, is part of the Remington Outdoor Company family of firms today. Others under that corporate umbrella include Barnes Bullets, DPMS, Advanced Armament Corporation, Marlin, Bushmaster, Nesika, Parker Guns, Harrington & Richardson, Storm Lake, Dakota Arms, Tapco and Timbersmith. Official headquarters is in Madison, NC, and its ammunition is manufactured at five plants in four different states.
It’s no accident this veritable “who’s who” in firearms is gathered under one roof, especially with today’s wild swings in business climate, where capital improvements and shared resources can improve efficiencies and market share. In 2007 Cerebrus Capital Management acquired Remington, putting it under a newly formed Freedom Group. The move was so well planned it took only eight weeks for it to install new ownership/management, emerge with court approval, and carry on the tradition without a single slowdown in production, service problem or even late paycheck.
Remington History
Eliphalet Remington wouldn’t recognize any of the machinery used by his namesake company today, although the blacksmith by trade would undoubtedly take pride in its ability to plan ahead and hammer through challenging times. There’s no shortage of legends as to precisely how the company was first established in New York state’s Mohawk Valley—famed for its gunmaking—although two are the most popular. One claims Eliphalet Remington Sr. sent his son, junior, to order a flintlock barrel, but insisted he watch how it was made. Upon his return they started making their own. The official version is that Eliphalet II forged his own barrel, had it rifled, completed the firearm and after taking second place in a nearby competition orders followed.
There is, however, little debate about the fact that the business was established as E. Remington in 1816. The operation was moved to its present location in Ilion, NY, in 1828, and in 1845 the company’s first complete guns were produced as part of a U.S. government contract. In 1856 the firm’s name changed to E. Remington & Sons after all three of his boys joined the firm.
In 1888 investors who owned United Metallic Cartridge (UMC) purchased the business. Remington Arms and UMC operated separately until 1912, when the pair merged as Remington-UMC and “big green’s” century-old footprint in the ammunition business began.
A huge order cancelled after World War I put a financial strain on the company and then the Great Depression hit. DuPont, flush with the profits from improvements it made in gunpowder manufacturing, purchased a majority share in the company in 1933. Peters Cartridge was added to the stable of firms a year later.
Who Owns Remington Today?
DuPont purchased the remaining shares in Remington in 1980 and held ownership until 1993, when an investment group purchased it for $300 million. Cerebrus Capital Management was the next buyer.
Ownership may’ve changed, but the dedication to innovation has remained the same. Roy Marcot’s book, “The History of Remington Firearms,” explains that at the very beginning the company employed, “….‘quality team’ concepts so familiar to us today.” New ideas were encouraged, according to Marcot, and through the early years the firm introduced cast steel barrels, an interchangeable-parts concept of manufacturing, typewriters, sewing machines and churned out 144,000 revolvers, 12,500 rifles, 20,000 carbines and 40,000 muskets during the Civil War.
The heavy lifting didn’t end then, either. Between 1914 and 1948 Remington filed more than 1,000 patents. The iconic Model 870 pump-action shotgun was introduced in 1950, then came the Model 700 rifle in 1962 which, aside selling in the millions, is also the basis for the Army’s famed M-24 Sniper Weapon System.
Remington UMC
Like most ammo manufacturers, Remington’s best moving ammunition line is also their base line-up and most economical, Remington UMC. UMC stands for Union Metallic Cartridge Company. You’ll find these loads available in a wide array of calibers in both full metal jacket (metal case) or jacketed hollow point loads.
Remington Core Lokt
The company may have produced some of the most iconic firearms ever made, but the ammunition side of the business wasn’t neglected. Those now-familiar plastic-hulled shotshells are a prime example—a Remington innovation in 1960.
In 1939 it rolled out the Core-Lokt bullet, a game changer for hunters and a design that remains one of the most popular choices for sportsmen to this day. It is the original controlled-expansion bullet, innovative and cutting-edge at the time, deceivingly simple, undeniably effective and, as it turns out, budget-friendly.
The bullet’s solid lead core is bonded to a tapered copper jacket. Soft point and pointed versions are available in a variety of chamerings and bullet weights. With 2X expansion and high-bullet weight retention, it has an 80-year history of humanely dropping big game.
Remington Golden Saber
As the number of people with concealed-carry permits continues to skyrocket, Remington has responded with a variety of loads tailored for those who take self-defense seriously. Its time-tested Golden Saber bullets feature a bonded jacketed hollow point designed for controlled expansion, even at the lower velocities associated with some concealable handguns. It’s the projectile in the Ultimate Defense handgun line, which uses flash-reducing powder to make is a solid choice. You can also turn things up a notch with the company’s Golden Saber Black Belt line, which enlisted law enforcement input to improve on the design.
Remington Slugger & Other Shotshells
Remington has a full line of shotshells for every pursuit from clays, to turkeys, doves, waterfowl and more. Slug loads are also available. And there’s no shortage of rimfire options, either. If you really want some hyper-velocity fun with the family, pick up a pack of .22 Long Rifle Yellow Jackets. Those 33-grain bullets come sizzling out of the muzzle at 1,500 fps. Of course, for those more tame, vermin control situations, the CBee 22’s 33-grain bullet at 740 fps is a neighborly option.
Corporate umbrellas aside, the entire history of Remington includes one common thread; producing reliable and innovative products that perform in a manner enthusiasts deserve. And, its entire line of ammunition lives up to that tradition.
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Remington Premier Match 300 AAC Blackout 125 Grain OTM - 20 Rounds
$34.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight 125 Grain Bullet Type Open Tip Match Use Type hunting whitetail deer Casing Type Brass Quantity 20 Ammo Caliber 300 AAC Blackout Manufacturer SKU RM300AAC6 Primer Type Boxer Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700410203 Cost Per Round $1.74 per round The 300 AAC Blackout was created to bring the amazing power and energy of the 30 caliber to the AR-15, enabling you to use a round that produces great results instead of the normal, piddly rounds like the 223 Rem and the 5.56mm. With the 300 AAC Blackout, you get extra range, more power, and much higher efficacy, perfect for hunting, competing in a shooting match, and defending yourself.
Remington has been around for two hundred years and continues to make some of the best ammunition in the United States. With these Remington Premier Match, 125 grain, open tip match, reloadable rounds, you are getting incredible quality, phenomenal accuracy, and exceptional reliability, perfect for winning any shooting match you wish. In addition, these rounds have the power and effectiveness you need to take down deer, giving you a multipurpose, amazing round for all your shooting needs.
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Remington Core-Lokt 300 Winchester Magnum 150 Grain PSP – 200 Rounds
$369.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight 150 Grain Bullet Type Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) Use Type hunting big game, hunting whitetail deer Casing Type Brass Quantity 200 Ammo Caliber 300 Winchester Magnum Primer Type Boxer Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700055718 Cost Per Round $1.85 per round -
Remington Core-Lokt 300 Win Mag 180 Grain PSP - 20 Rounds
$37.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight 180 Grain Bullet Type Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) Use Type hunting big game, hunting whitetail deer Casing Type Brass Quantity 20 Ammo Caliber 300 Winchester Magnum Manufacturer SKU R300W2 Primer Type Boxer Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700055800 Cost Per Round $1.89 per round An excellent choice if you're in search of a great 300 Winchester Magnum round for hunting big game, hunting whitetail deer. This New Remington ammo comes loaded with a 180 Grain Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) along with a Boxer primer that's loaded in a Brass case. With this package, you'll receive 20 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! -
Remington Core-Lokt 25-06 Rem 120 Grain PSP - 20 Rounds
$37.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight 120 Grain Bullet Type Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) Use Type hunting whitetail deer, plinking at the range Casing Type Brass Quantity 20 Ammo Caliber 25-06 Manufacturer SKU R25063 Primer Type Boxer Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700052205 Cost Per Round $1.89 per round Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) ammo that's as ready as you are for hunting whitetail deer, plinking at the range. Made by Remington, this 25-06 ammunition is Brass-cased, Boxer-primed with a 120 Grain bullet. These are trusted New rounds so sleep easy knowing you're picking up 20 rounds of 25-06 that promises reliable feeding and extraction shot after shot. -
Remington Core-Lokt 300 Winchester Magnum 150 Grain PSP - 20 Rounds
$37.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight 150 Grain Bullet Type Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) Use Type hunting big game, hunting whitetail deer Casing Type Brass Quantity 20 Ammo Caliber 300 Winchester Magnum Manufacturer SKU R300W1 Primer Type Boxer Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700055701 Cost Per Round $1.89 per round 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. -
Remington Core-Lokt Tipped 308 Win 150 Grain Polymer Tip – 20 Rounds
$38.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight 150 Grain Bullet Type Polymer Tipped Use Type hunting big game, hunting boar, hunting whitetail deer Casing Type Brass Quantity 20 Ammo Caliber 308 Winchester (7.62X51) Manufacturer SKU RT308WA Primer Type Boxer Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700418001 Cost Per Round $1.94 per round 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! -
Remington Core-Lokt 7mm Rem Mag 175 Grain PSP - 20 Rounds
$40.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight 175 Grain Bullet Type Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) Use Type hunting big game, hunting boar, hunting whitetail deer Casing Type Brass Quantity 20 Ammo Caliber 7mm Remington Magnum Manufacturer SKU R7MM3 Primer Type Boxer Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700053608 Cost Per Round $2.04 per round 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.
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Remington Express 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 000 Buck – 5 Rounds
$10.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight Not Applicable Bullet Type #000 Buck Use Type hunting or defending your home Quantity 5 Ammo Caliber 12 Gauge Manufacturer SKU 12B000 Shot Material Lead Shell Length 2-3/4" Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700019505 Cost Per Round $2.17 per round If you're looking for a good load for hunting or defending your home, you've come to the right page. This 12 Gauge ammo for sale features a 2-3/4" shell with Lead shot. New from Remington, you will get excellent performance shot after shot as you work your way through all 5 of these rounds. Plus, when you buy from Widener's, you know you'll get fast shipping with a customer service team that stands behind everything we sell. -
Remington Ultimate Home Defense 410 Bore 3" 000 Buckshot - 150 Rounds
$374.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight Not Applicable Bullet Type #000 Buck Use Type home defense, hunting or defending your home Quantity 150 Ammo Caliber 410 Gauge Manufacturer SKU 413B000HD Shot Material Lead Shell Length 3" UPC Barcode 47700512518 Cost Per Round $2.5 per round An excellent 410 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 150 rounds ready for your next home defense, hunting or defending your home. -
Remington Express Magnum 10 Pellet 12 Gauge 3" 000 Buck – 5 Rounds
$12.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight Not Applicable Bullet Type #000 Buck Use Type home defense, hunting whitetail deer, hunting or defending your home Quantity 5 Ammo Caliber 12 Gauge Manufacturer SKU 12HB000 Shot Material Lead Shell Length 3" Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700020501 Cost Per Round $2.57 per round Remington produces some of the best shotgun loads in the world and these 3" 12 Gauge rounds are no exception. In this 5 round package, you'll be set for your next trip with your 12 Gauge shotgun. Loaded with Lead shot, these are New rounds that promise reliable firing round after round. -
Remington Ultimate Home Defense 410 Bore 3" 000 Buckshot - 15 Rounds
$39.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight Not Applicable Bullet Type #000 Buck Use Type hunting or defending your home Quantity 15 Ammo Caliber 410 Gauge Manufacturer SKU 413B000HD Shot Material Lead Shell Length 3" UPC Barcode 47700512501 Cost Per Round $2.66 per round Remington produces some of the best shotgun loads in the world and these 3" 410 Gauge rounds are no exception. In this 15 round package, you'll be set for your next trip with your 410 Gauge shotgun. Loaded with Lead shot, these are New rounds that promise reliable firing round after round. -
Remington Core-Lokt 45-70 Government 405 Grain SP – 20 Rounds
$54.85Product Type Ammo Manufacturer Remington Condition New Bullet Weight 405 Grain Bullet Type Soft-Point (SP) Use Type hunting big game, hunting boar, hunting whitetail deer, really big game hunting Casing Type Brass Quantity 20 Ammo Caliber 45-70 Government Manufacturer SKU R4570G Primer Type Boxer Magnetic No UPC Barcode 47700057804 Cost Per Round $2.74 per round An excellent choice if you're in search of a great 45-70 Government round for hunting big game, hunting boar, hunting whitetail deer, really big game hunting. This New Remington ammo comes loaded with a 405 Grain Soft-Point (SP) along with a Boxer primer that's loaded in a Brass case. With this package, you'll receive 20 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!
