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Remington 160 gr Core-Lokt Copper HP

.360 Buckhammer · 160 gr · Core-Lokt Copper · #R20061. Maker-published figures. Below: the drop chart, the wind, the energy, and how far it is an ethical hunting load — then shoot it.

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G1 BC: 0.190maker G1
Muzzle velocity: 2,275 fpsbarrel not stated
Muzzle energy: 1,838 ft·lb160 gr at 2,275 fps
Transonic: 300 ydMach 1.2 — where the solver stops being sure
500 yd: 8.9 mil310 ft·lb on arrival
Twist: 1:12typical factory twist for the solve

Drop chart · 100 yd zero · 10 mph full-value wind

Range yd	Elev mil	Elev MOA	Drop in	Wind mil	Wind MOA	Wind in	Vel fps	Energy ft·lb	TOF s
50	-0.1	-0.2	0.1	0.3	1.0	0.5	2,060	1,508	0.07
100	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.6	2.2	2.3	1,858	1,227	0.15
150	0.5	1.7	-2.7	1.0	3.5	5.5	1,670	991	0.23
200	1.2	4.0	-8.4	1.4	4.9	10.2	1,498	797	0.33
250	2.0	6.9	-18.1	1.9	6.4	16.7	1,345	643	0.43
300	3.0	10.4	-32.6	2.3	8.0	25.1	1,216	525	0.55
350	4.2	14.4	-53.0	2.8	9.6	35.3	1,114	441	0.68
400	5.6	19.2	-80.3	3.3	11.2	47.1	1,039	383	0.82
450	7.1	24.6	-115.7	3.7	12.8	60.2	981	342	0.97
500	8.9	30.6	-160.2	4.1	14.2	74.4	934	310	1.12
550	10.8	37.3	-214.6	4.5	15.6	89.7	894	284	1.29
600	13.0	44.5	-279.8	4.9	16.8	105.8	859	262	1.46
650	15.3	52.4	-356.9	5.2	18.0	122.8	827	243	1.64
700	17.7	60.9	-446.7	5.6	19.2	140.6	797	226	1.82
750	20.4	70.1	-550.2	5.9	20.3	159.3	769	210	2.01
800	23.2	79.8	-668.5	6.2	21.3	178.7	743	196	2.21
850	26.2	90.2	-802.6	6.5	22.3	198.8	719	183	2.42
900	29.4	101.2	-953.6	6.8	23.3	219.8	695	172	2.63
950	32.8	112.9	-1122.7	7.1	24.3	241.5	673	161	2.85
1000	36.4	125.2	-1311.3	7.3	25.2	263.9	651	151	3.08

Orange rows are transonic (Mach 1.2–1.0), red subsonic. Elevation is the come-up; wind is the bullet's drift for 10 mph at 90°, so halve it for 5 mph and for a 30° wind. The app builds this for your barrel length, your altitude and today's weather, and lets you true the MV against what you actually hit.

Energy on the animal

Max ethical range, vitals shot

Coyote / varmint600 ydKeeps 250 ft·lb and expansion velocity to 600 yd.

Pronghorn150 ydKeeps 800 ft·lb and expansion velocity to 150 yd.

Whitetail deer100 ydKeeps 1,000 ft·lb and expansion velocity to 100 yd.

Mule deer100 ydKeeps 1,000 ft·lb and expansion velocity to 100 yd.

Wild hog100 ydKeeps 1,000 ft·lb and expansion velocity to 100 yd.

Black bear100 ydKeeps 1,200 ft·lb and expansion velocity to 100 yd.

Elk50 ydKeeps 1,500 ft·lb and expansion velocity to 50 yd.

Moose50 ydKeeps 1,500 ft·lb and expansion velocity to 50 yd.

Energy floors: Coyote 250 · Pronghorn 800 · Whitetail 1,000 · Mule 1,000 · Wild 1,000 · Black 1,200 · Elk 1,500 · Moose 1,500 ft·lb (see the sources on each animal in the app). Expansion floor from the bullet family's published minimum impact velocity. A bone-breaking shoulder shot wants a bonded, partition or monolithic bullet regardless of energy.

Same cartridge

All .360 Buckhammer factory loads · best for coyote · best for whitetail · best for wild · best for elk

Source: https://www.remington.com/rifle/shop-by-caliber/shop-all-calibers/29-R20061.html · Remington FAQ says 24" test barrel 'in most cases'; not confirmed for this short-barrel ca