Remington Ammunition 22189 Core-Lokt 338WinMag 225gr Pointed Soft Point 20 Per Box/10 Case

SKU: TSW|66085UPC: 047700066509Mfr. Part #: 22189

$77.99

Remington Ammunition 22189 Core-Lokt 338WinMag 225gr Pointed Soft Point 20 Per Box/10 Case

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The Core-Lokt bullet design is the original controlled expansion bullet, and one of the most effective ever developed. Its progressively tapered copper jacket is locked to a solid lead core, promoting perfectly controlled expansion and high weight retention for absolutely dependable on game results. You’ll find its time proven performance in both soft point and pointed soft point versions, and in a range of bullet weights for virtually every centerfire hunting caliber made.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

.338 Winchester Magnum

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

3.90

Grains

225 gr

Length

6.5000

manufacturer

Remington

Manufacturer Part Number

22189

Shipping Weight

1.65

Units per Box

20

upc

047700066509

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