Remington Core-Lokt Tipped 30-06 150 Grain Polymer Tip – 20 Rounds

Remington Core-Lokt Tipped 30-06 150 grain is the fastest load in the tipped line. Remington lists 2,930 fps and 2,859 ft-lb, with a G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.415. The polymer tip gives it a sleek nose and starts expansion on impact. It uses Boxer primers, the rounds are reloadable, and the load is non-corrosive. It is built for whitetail, mule deer and pronghorn hunters who want a fast, flat 30-06 load.

30-06 150 Grain Polymer Tip Specifications

• Caliber: 30-06 Springfield
• Bullet weight: 150 grain
• Bullet type: Core-Lokt Tipped Polymer Tip
• Muzzle velocity: 2,930 fps
• Muzzle energy: 2,859 ft-lb
• Quantity: 20-round box
• Primer: Boxer
• G1 ballistic coefficient: 0.415
• Non-corrosive: Yes
• Reloadable brass: Yes
• Lead-free: No
• Price per round: about $2.44

Best Uses

Use a box to zero at 100 or 200 yards and learn how it drops past that. The 150-grain tipped bullet is quick and flat, which helps when you guess range on open ground. Recoil stays mild for a 30-06, so it is a good pick for hunters who flinch with heavy loads. It is sized for deer and pronghorn, not moose. For bigger game, go to the 180-grain version. Remington Core-Lokt Tipped 30-06 150 grain also makes a fine hog load where shots come across fields at dusk.

Compare it with the Remington Core-Lokt 30-06 150 grain soft point, or read our 30-06 Springfield ballistic data guide.

Why Buy From Black Ammo Defense

Black Ammo Defense is an licensed firearms licensed dealer, and we ship Remington Core-Lokt Tipped 30-06 150 grain and the rest of our 30-06 ammo lineup from Hays, Kansas.

FAQ

Is 150 grain good for 30-06?
Yes. The 150-grain weight is one of the classic 30-06 deer loads. It shoots flat and recoils less than heavier bullets, which suits whitetail, mule deer and pronghorn.

Is 30-06 good for deer?
Yes. The 30-06 is one of the oldest and most common deer rounds in America. Pick a hunting bullet such as a soft point or a tipped bullet, not FMJ.

Can you reload 30-06 ammo?
Yes, if the cases are Boxer primed brass, as these are. Reloading is a skill of its own, so follow a published manual and inspect every case.

When was the 30-06 invented?
The US Army adopted the 30-06 Springfield in 1906, which gives the round the 06 in its name. It served in the Springfield 1903 and the M1 Garand.

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