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Remington core lokt 180 gr round nose
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Corelokt has dropped many a deer, and there's a rebate on it at the moment.
Federal Fusion has been sub MOA for me as has the Hornady SST
The best answer is to buy 3-4 different boxes, and shoot at varying ranges and see if your rifle likes on particular flavor over another.
OR buy Corelokt and kill deer.
Last edited by dreadpiratebob; 11/14/17 06:12 AM.
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I have had a lot of success with CoreLokt 150s and I was going to use them again this year until I tried Winchester's Deer Season XP 150 grain round. My groups were smaller at 100yds than with the CL rounds.
Test out a few rounds with your rifle and go with works best. In my experience, different rifles tend to have a "preference" for certain cartridges.
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