This all comes together to make the new CX bullets both accurate and effective. It uses the Hornady Heat Shield Tip used on many of their other bullets, which due to its heat-resistant polymer construction can maintain a high and consistent ballistic coefficient throughout the entire flight. The result is a projectile that penetrates deep, doesn’t disintegrate upon impact and delivers devastating effects on target. The CX bullets are of a monolithic design and are made of copper alloy. Available in several calibers as either reloading components or Hornady-loaded ammunition, CX bullets are now the most advanced projectile in their class. Now the company has announced a new line of projectiles and ammunition called CX bullets, engineered to deliver outstanding terminal performance, a consistently stable ballistic coefficient and even reduce fouling. Whether talking about defensive handgun ammo or premium hunting bullets, one of their products is bound to be acknowledged. Some consider Hornady to be the acme of high-performance projectiles. Core-Lokt Tipped vs.Hornady has just announced the release of CX bullets and pre-loaded ammunition, offering great expansion, penetration and aerodynamic performance in a wide variety of popular hunting calibers. As the distances increase, so does the advantage of the tipped version. With a muzzle velocity of 2800 fps at 300 yards, that difference equates to 3.3 inches less drop and 5 inches less drift in a 10-mph crosswind. 314, and the new Tipped version has a BC of. Also, because polymer tips streamline the bullet’s shape, they increase the BC. Damage to a bullet’s tip can erode ballistic coefficient (BC) and accuracy. Polymer-tipped big-game bullets have become very popular because they protect the bullet meplat-tip-from damage. With the new Core-Lokt Tipped, all the new Remington really did was alter the original Core-Lokt bullet to accept a polymer tip. What The Core-Lokt Tipped Offers Compared to the Original Under the management of Vista Outdoors, Remington has introduced a tipped version of their famous Core-Lokt bullet. The tapered jacket stops deformation-or expansion if you prefer to call it that-and you have the original controlled-expansion bullet. As the bullet deforms or crushes during penetration, the front of the jacket and the core peel back and erode. The lock is accomplished by tapering the jacket and creating an internal cavity that’s sort of shaped like an hourglass. The bullet’s lead alloy core is mechanically locked to its gilding metal jacket. What made the Core-Lokt so effective is the same thing that gave it its name.
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