Remington's 180-grain Core-Lokt for the .300 Winchester Magnum is a Pointed Soft Point in a reloadable brass case, 20 to a box, leaving the muzzle at a listed 2,960 feet per second with 3,502 foot-pounds of energy. The copper jacket tapers progressively and is locked to the lead core, so the bullet opens in a controlled way and keeps most of its weight after impact.

The 180-grain weight is the heavier .300 Win Mag choice for South Carolina hunters who want more bullet on larger game, or who simply prefer deeper penetration over the flattest possible arc. It is a hunting load first, and the brass is worth saving for reloaders. A single box covers zeroing and a season of shots that, with a .300 Win Mag, tend to be few and deliberate.

Key features

• .300 Win Mag, 180-grain Pointed Soft Point
• 2,960 feet per second, 3,502 foot-pounds
• Core-Lokt jacket locked to lead core
• Reloadable brass case, 20 rounds

Ammunition ships to your South Carolina address directly; no FFL or permit is required.