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If you own a .250 Savage rifle, you've got a quirky piece of hunting history that still performs when you do your part. Remington Core-Lokt ammunition has been the go-to choice for hunters who appreciate this cartridge's mild recoil, flat trajectory, and accuracy. The 100 grain pointed soft point bullet is purpose-built for the .250 Savage, delivering the right balance of velocity and expansion for clean, ethical kills within reasonable hunting distances.
The Core-Lokt bullet design is Remington's original controlled expansion system, proven over decades of field use. The tapered copper jacket locks securely to the lead core, promoting consistent expansion and excellent weight retention. That means the bullet opens reliably and holds together rather than fragmenting. This matters because .250 Savage rifles tend to be older, often lack modern optics, and depend on bullet performance to make up for less velocity than modern cartridges. The pointed soft point profile adds ballistic efficiency, helping maintain downrange energy.
This cartridge found its niche for good reason. It's a low-recoil round that rewards accurate shooting, which appeals to hunters who value precision over raw power. The 100 grain load generates a muzzle velocity of 2820 fps and carries about 1765 foot-pounds of energy, suitable for deer-sized game at moderate ranges. Brass cases are reloadable, which matters for people who still handload for older, less common cartridges. The classic green and yellow box is instantly recognizable at the range or camp, connecting past generations of hunters to today's users who appreciate what this little round can do right.
The 100 grain Core-Lokt is well-suited for deer and similar-sized game at reasonable hunting distances, typically under 300 yards. The cartridge has mild recoil and excellent accuracy, making it effective when you practice and place your shot correctly. It's less ideal for larger game that require deeper penetration, so shot placement becomes even more critical than with modern cartridges.
Yes. Remington uses boxer primers and reloadable brass cases in this load, which is especially valuable for the .250 Savage since factory ammunition options are limited. If you reload, you'll find this brass works well for handloading, letting you customize loads for your specific rifle and hunting needs.
The Core-Lokt is known for reliable expansion and weight retention, expanding to roughly twice its original diameter while staying together rather than fragmenting. This controlled expansion delivers consistent energy transfer and helps create a consistent wound channel, which matters when hunting with the lower velocity of the .250 Savage.
Absolutely, though it's best suited to hunters who value precision and accept its limitations. It excels for accurate shooting at moderate ranges with mild recoil. Factory ammunition is harder to find than for modern cartridges, but Remington Core-Lokt remains available for those with .250 Savage rifles.
| Bullet Weight (Grains) | 100 |
|---|---|
| Caliber/Gauge | .250 Savage |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 3.20 |
| Grains | 100 gr |
| Length | 5.9000 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 29077 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Pointed Soft Point |
| Shipping Weight | 0.95 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 047700052403 |
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