A fresh start for Remington ammo brings promise with its new Core-Lokt Tipped bullet, which began rolling out in August 2021. Although Remington certainly isn't ditching the traditional Core-Lokt, this updated load features a polymer tip, better ballistic coefficient, and a better mechanically locked jacket and core.

The bullet's lead alloy core is mechanically locked to its gilding metal jacket. The lock is accomplished by tapering the jacket and creating an internal cavity that's sort of shaped like an hourglass. As the bullet deforms or crushes during penetration, the front of the jacket and the core peel back and erode.

When demand exceeds supply, manufacturers have the upper hand and can dictate prices. That's why companies like Remington have been able to increase ammo prices multiple times between 2020 and 2021. Consumers have to suffer the increased prices alongside not having access to as much ammo as they want.

Vista Outdoor The Remington Arms business and the non-Marlin Firearms business was sold to Roundhill Group LLC, which now operates it through the holding company RemArms LLC. The Remington brand name and the Lonoke ammunition factory was bought by Vista Outdoor, which uses it to market and manufacture several types of ammunition.

By Lane Pearce. The purpose of the outing was to evaluate the performance of a new product--the Tipped Triple-Shock X-Bullet. The TTSX is a solid-copper bullet with a polymer tip--something new for Barnes in a solid.

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200 YEARS IN REMINGTON COUNTRY Remington celebrates its 200th Anniversary in the gun business as America's Oldest Gunmaker. The company is quite possibly the oldest manufacturer in America to still be making its original product.

Because the hollow points and expansion channel are bigger on the TTSX, the bullet has to be longer to achieve the same weight as the TSX bullet. A separate article on OAL/accuracy for all bullets tested will appear in a subsequent issue.

The thing that supposedly differs the most between the two is that on average the TSX needs 200 FPS less than the TTSX to reliably expand. I found this to be the opposite. As well as Barnes does as well. This is why they put the tip on it to help it expand.

the US Founded in 1816 by Eliphalet Remington (as E. Remington and Sons) in Ilion, New York, it was one of the oldest gun makers in the US and claimed to be the oldest factory in the US that still made its original product.