Both will work. Accuracy check and then go hunting. Sarge

That green box has always been a good one for me. I mostly shoot reloads now, but a plain vanilla cup and core bullet is all I need for whitetails in NC. I use Sierra a lot, some Hornaday too.

dude talks too much.

looks like whichever is available or cheaper to me

Corelocks are all I've used for hunting for decades, they've done great on Deer, Elk and Bear for me.

Sadly, I'm just about out of them for reloading. Funny part is, they were usually the cheaper bullets at Midway.

I have loved core lokts for years. the new sierra gamechangers are more accurate and maybe as or more deadly.

Plenty of hornady interlocks available.

Ill be watching for some of them Danny, probably gonna be awhile until Remington are on the shelf again.

Boys...need to ask Savell on this subjuct.
He know it takes a new fangled high do!let bullet
to take a trophy. Got to be sponsored by at least 10
different folks. Lab tests are critical and years of development.
Just can't use any old off the shelve stuff to take a trophy...
Come'on man...

much ado about nothing

I had very loose groups using this ammo.

Barrels are individuals

Ditto.
No practical difference, marketing gimmick.
Either way, there is only so much you can do with a 308 anyway.

Yes, that is true. I don't know if it was a bad batch, but they where all over the place.

Truth

I didnt make it to the shooting part.

I used to shoot the PSP Remington bullets. But, I changed to loading the Barnes X bullets for my 30-06 and 300 WSM. They had better penetration and perfect mushrooms with no bullet weight loss.

Here in France, I used to be able to buy Norma ammo for my Swift and it shot well. After I couldn't get that, I bought Remingtom PSP in the same grain weight and they shoot almost as well. I've never missed a fox or a roe buck because of the bullet.

Nowadays here, the shipments of US ammo are rare, so I'm being stingy with my Whelen ammo, but I loaded up on Remington for my 270 and the Swift.

Sometimes I wonder if some of us are overly concerned with sub MOA accuracy. Unless you are a 600 yard elk guy.

Pete